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using Imac screen for correcting colors
Posted by Francisco Bech gómez on August 28, 2009 at 9:10 amHello to everyone
I would like to know if the Imac screen is trustable to correct colors at the end of the diting. I mean if is going to be close to reality. Should I make some changes in the bright control etc.?
Thanks very much for your help
Patrick Jones replied 17 years ago 2 Members · 3 Replies -
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Patrick Jones
August 28, 2009 at 1:27 pmHey Francisco,
No the iMac is not a Color Correction monitor solution. HOWEVER I find that it’s a great tool to getting close. That being said – you can calibrate your iMac display – A LOT of people dont like Apple’s default. If you can find a way to search this site for threads I started (I honestly dont know how) then you will see a thread where I talked about calibration of a LCD TV, and monitor, and people posted some really good tips and also a Color profile there as well. Let me know whatcha find out
PatrickFCS 3 – MBP 2.93ghz 4gb RAM, 300gb 7200 Internal HDD, iStarUSA Dual Dock with (10) 1TB 3.5 Seagate Barracuda drives, and a couple 250’s Maxtors, and Seagates.
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Francisco Bech gómez
August 30, 2009 at 7:51 pmThanks for your help. I will look for this tips. It is possible then to rent a calibrated monitor and plug to the imac?
What king of monitor would I need? I know the analogues ones that are used with pro video cameras. But I have seen TFT style digital monitors, which type is better?
thanks very much for your help
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Patrick Jones
August 31, 2009 at 12:20 amMarshall is a industry respected company. I had 2 of thier old 6″ monitors for my cameras and LOVED them. they also have a 17″ and a I think 23″ monitors as well. Any Rental house should have them
FCS 3 – MBP 2.93ghz 4gb RAM, 300gb 7200 Internal HDD, iStarUSA Dual Dock with (10) 1TB 3.5 Seagate Barracuda drives, and a couple 250’s Maxtors, and Seagates.
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