It was 5/11/03 10:01 am, when Richard Kenward wrote:
> I agree with your comments tempting though the all LCD route is. Our
> order for an Artisan screen has been put on hold pending more details of
> the new Mitsubishi screen. This as you may know is supposed to display
> 97% of the Adobe RGB gamut. Much as I would rather have Sony screens
> here, there would be an advantage in the wider gamut, subject to it
> being controlled as well as the Artisan is reputed to be.
Richard
I've only read the blurb on the Dpreview site but I read it to mean the
monitor can display Adobe RGB out of the box, as opposed to sRGB.
However, aren't the Sony screens, and the Mit screens, capable of displaying
a wider gamut than the one covered by Adobe RGB? If they weren't, then how
does one currently judge images in any of the wider color spaces, such as,
Lab, Ektaspace, Kodak ProPhotoRGB, etc?
Maybe I've just misread your post...
--/ Shangara Singh.
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