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This is what I see on my Sharp LCD magnified a lot. At original size the overall color impression is manila folder yellow. Zoomed in the color ranges from eggshell white or off white to khaki. Now, if I use my Huey color correction device, it drops the color temperature down to 6200°K and everything shifts into the greenish-brown side of the spectrum just a touch.
What may be happening is the LCDs are using sRGB colorspace and the CRT may be manual. Check the color temperature on the CRT, they were typically set at 9200°K for a bright screen but totally whacked colors.
What may be happening is the LCDs are using sRGB colorspace and the CRT may be manual. Check the color temperature on the CRT, they were typically set at 9200°K for a bright screen but totally whacked colors.
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I must say I'm impressed but also confused. And my eyes don't see color consistantly. Or my brain doesn't. I have to stare at the image to see the differences you marked, It might be my monitor skewing what I'm seeing, too.
I don't understand, though, what your actually saying about the colors. Is your monitor messed up or is the picture messed up? Or is nothing messed up and I have no idea what your saying at all?
I vote #3.
I don't understand, though, what your actually saying about the colors. Is your monitor messed up or is the picture messed up? Or is nothing messed up and I have no idea what your saying at all?
I vote #3.
This was in response to another post by someone else asking what colors we were seeing. He has three monitors and each one showed different colors. This is just a breakdown of what colors i was seeing. I put it in scraps and didn't realize other folks would see it but I guess it doesn't work that way.
Here is a very complete monitor calibration page that will get your monitor close to what it should be. http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/
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