Views
359
Replies
5
Status
Closed
Hello
I just wonderd if I am the only one who find it difficult to make colourcorections, enhancments,using levels etc. on a LCD screen.
I find it difficult to know what I see, what the real picture is: if I move my head just a litle in any direction the picture change, so what is the real picture.
Not to mention if two people shal look at the monitor simultainiously: they see two different versions.
The old volumious CRT is far,far superiour to the flimsy LCD which I believe has gained the market and popularity on the sole reason of its smallness and "design".
I sit with a new Acer Travelmate 4222WLMi.
Yours
I just wonderd if I am the only one who find it difficult to make colourcorections, enhancments,using levels etc. on a LCD screen.
I find it difficult to know what I see, what the real picture is: if I move my head just a litle in any direction the picture change, so what is the real picture.
Not to mention if two people shal look at the monitor simultainiously: they see two different versions.
The old volumious CRT is far,far superiour to the flimsy LCD which I believe has gained the market and popularity on the sole reason of its smallness and "design".
I sit with a new Acer Travelmate 4222WLMi.
Yours
Related Tags
MacBook Pro 16” Mockups 🔥
– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
– 12 scenes
– 48 MacBook Pro 16″ mockups
– 6000 x 4500 px