On 7/5/04 5:21 pm, Jack Lowe wrote: > PowerBook screens, in my opinion, simply cannot be described as being > exemplary when it comes to high-end colour correction and editing.
You are probably right but I am not convinced with your assertion in that you have not explained why PowerBook screens aren't good enough for high-end colour correction. You may also help in defining the phrase "high-end colour correction and editing" in this context. > PowerBook screens may be exemplary within the realms of laptops, but that's > about it. > > I am writing from the position of having had a fairly wide experience with > CRT's, desktop LCD's and laptop LCD's. May be, but you are certainly not sharing your knowledge and experience in this forum. I will very much welcome your contribution, albeit constructive. > I am genuinely glad you feel you are attaining successful results with your > set-up but, as I seem to remember Bob suggesting (I hope you don't mind, > Bob), you may need to re-align your approach when it comes to professional > digital imaging. I gladly accept this remark but my little or lack of understanding about professional digital imaging tells me that any such re-alignment of approach should not be driven by advertisement campaign of digital equipments, services and accessories neither should it be driven by subjective beliefs of individuals, otherwise I happy to learn. Regards Inno' =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
