dante@sisna.com
macrumors 6502a
If you think Apple make the only color accurate monitors on the market then you need to go to more prepress departments and look at the units they use.
I NEVER said that.
I built two prepress and production departments for two major us book publishers and currently consult for US newspapers regarding color calibration. There is a "fair share" of Apple ACD's in these environments -- not "the only share."
The "pro" market is not defined as those who only want color accuracy for branding, product representation and color reference charts either. The pro market encompasses a huge range of computer users where color accuracy is not the most important factor.
Agree 100% with this and with you on this point.
ADCs make up about 20% of those in use here I would estimate and that goes for other companies I've been in.
Personally, I would call that a fair share of the Professional Market . . .
and the issue is?
Right now, I am testing a Flash App for Web Deployment on an HP LP3065 30" -- excellent monitor. I have an NEC next to it. I have an ACD 23 coming off my laptop for emails, FTP, etc. A nice mix.
Each monitor serves its own purpose.
I think we mostly agree: I am not looking for a fight, was merely trying to respond to earlier poster who assumed that "Same Panel ='s Same Monitor."
In my opinion, they don't.
Dante