Q. just gotta pc it has ati radeon hd 4550 in it and i running it on 32 lcd hdtv and i think the picture looks off any ideas where i can get some free tools to calibrate it?
A. Google them. Normally you actually buy a device that you attach to the monitor that calibrates it.
Whats the best monitor for designing in photoshop?
Q. Previously, I had a LG 15inch CRT, and now my office has provided me with a Compaq 8510p laptop. I find the LCD display of the laptop kinda confusing as the colours look different everytime I move the screen. Maybe I should ask for a CRT monitor?
what do you guys say? I am a graphic designer, and 99% of the time
I am on photoshop. Other graphic designers, please advise.
what do you guys say? I am a graphic designer, and 99% of the time
I am on photoshop. Other graphic designers, please advise.
A. You should base your decision on what type of work you do, it's not about the program, but the media and deliverables you're producing. If you're doing print work your money may be better spent on calibration software/hardware. If you're doing web design work there's no point in having an extremely good monitor since 90% of the visitors will not see what you do. If you're doing broadcast work then a broadcast monitor would be good. I personally do a little of everything and use a Dell WFP 2407 WC which has a 92% color gamut. It's helpful when doing printwork, but when doing web design it's actually very hard because I constantly need to make sure my colors are going to look similar on a typical consumer monitor.
Do not get a CRT, get an LCD, having a widescreen monitor is much easier to work on and after a month or so you'll hate working on any monitor that isn't widescreen.
Do not get a CRT, get an LCD, having a widescreen monitor is much easier to work on and after a month or so you'll hate working on any monitor that isn't widescreen.
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