On 10/03/11 23:45, magiccarpetride wrote:

> 
> If you ever get to the point where you professionally calibrate your
> Mac screen, you'll be delighted to see how much better everything looks
> on a calibrated screen. The colors are much deeper, the blacks are much
> blacker, etc. At that point, flip back to your 'box store' vanilla
> screen profile and experience the shock coming from the pale, lifeless
> images that a poorly calibrated screen gives you.

<sigh>

Yes, but presumably both Safari and Firefox are both displaying through
the same perfectly calibrated screen?

If you have two different pieces of software displaying the same photo
on the same screen and they don't look identical then one of them is
clearly doing something to the image, ie. some form of signal processing.

This has *nothin* to do with D/A conversion.

R.
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