A AppleCandidate macrumors member Original poster Oct 17, 2007 #1 Is there any software that can help callibrate the screen that is easier and more accurate than the prebuilt options?
Is there any software that can help callibrate the screen that is easier and more accurate than the prebuilt options?
S sananda macrumors 68030 Oct 17, 2007 #2 did you take your imac back then? i use spyder2 for calibration.
A AppleCandidate macrumors member Original poster Oct 17, 2007 #3 yes, it's packed and ready to go thanks for the recommendation
S sananda macrumors 68030 Oct 17, 2007 #5 AppleCandidate said: yes, it's packed and ready to go Click to expand... obviously you are getting an cinema display...i'm guessing 20" because you found the 24" imac too big....but what else are you getting?
AppleCandidate said: yes, it's packed and ready to go Click to expand... obviously you are getting an cinema display...i'm guessing 20" because you found the 24" imac too big....but what else are you getting?
A AppleCandidate macrumors member Original poster Oct 17, 2007 #6 I had an apple cinema display with my pc - 20" - very happy with the look, feels comfortable and faster to work than on 24" and not tiring I'm only getting extra ram and an external HD and a wireless mouse - do i need more stuff?
I had an apple cinema display with my pc - 20" - very happy with the look, feels comfortable and faster to work than on 24" and not tiring I'm only getting extra ram and an external HD and a wireless mouse - do i need more stuff?
S sananda macrumors 68030 Oct 17, 2007 #7 AppleCandidate said: I had an apple cinema display with my pc - 20" - very happy with the look, feels comfortable and faster to work than on 24" and not tiring I'm only getting extra ram and an external HD and a wireless mouse - do i need more stuff? Click to expand... a computer?😀
AppleCandidate said: I had an apple cinema display with my pc - 20" - very happy with the look, feels comfortable and faster to work than on 24" and not tiring I'm only getting extra ram and an external HD and a wireless mouse - do i need more stuff? Click to expand... a computer?😀
A AppleCandidate macrumors member Original poster Oct 17, 2007 #8 i guess i forgot to mention it - i got a mac mini - will be upgrading to 2 or even 3gb of ram - it runs very smoothly - very good and stable system!
i guess i forgot to mention it - i got a mac mini - will be upgrading to 2 or even 3gb of ram - it runs very smoothly - very good and stable system!
S sananda macrumors 68030 Oct 17, 2007 #9 AppleCandidate said: i guess i forgot to mention it - i got a mac mini - will be upgrading to 2 or even 3gb of ram - it runs very smoothly - very good and stable system! Click to expand... that should serve you very well.
AppleCandidate said: i guess i forgot to mention it - i got a mac mini - will be upgrading to 2 or even 3gb of ram - it runs very smoothly - very good and stable system! Click to expand... that should serve you very well.