Mike wrote:
>>
>> Just hope it profiles OK with my inexpensive Colorplus Spyder.
>>
> It'll profile OK but I think you'll find quite a bit of variation as you
> move the spyder around the screen. In actual use it doesn't seem to make
> any significant difference in viewing or photo editing.
I believe I would get variation on my CRT as well, though probably not
as much as a LCD, if I profiled from different areas.
Are you implying that the 226 is so accurate straight out of the box
that it doesn't need calibration or that you feel profiling in general
is a waste of time? If the later I would strongly disagree with you.
Using a spyder for profiling, even my low end consumer spyder, made a
huge difference in photo editing with my Optiquest CRT as now, there is
a very close match between my monitor and a print from a Canon i960.
The default monitor's default settings were much to warm before calibration.
Richard
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