I was wondering if all monitors are compatible with Macs (I have an Intel Mac running leopard) and if not, how do I find out which ones are or aren't Mac compatible.
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I was wondering if all monitors are compatible with Macs (I have an Intel Mac running leopard) and if not, how do I find out which ones are or aren't Mac compatible.
Thanks
Don't forget the DVI comes in different "flavors", e.g., DVI-I , DVI-D, etc. This was recently discussed in this thread.
iMac & MacBook, the MacBook Pro, Mac mini and Mac Pro come with a DVI -> VGA adapter
You will have no trouble with the hardware, but software bundle with monitors will not load on a MAC. (Theres not any DVI support for MAC)
You may have to use the Colorsync setup yourself instead of relying on other software to color correct.
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Thanks Teg, how can I setup Colorsync? Can I find some software made for Mac in order to handle it?
Colorsync calibration is built into the "System Preferences". It's very easy to use and good enough for normal everyday use. If you are a graphics artist who needs absolutely perfect calibration, you will probably buy some hardware solution, and whatever comes on the Windows discs wouldn't have been good enough anyway.