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Microstock Photography Forum - General => General Stock Discussion => Topic started by: mj007 on January 31, 2015, 14:18
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Do any of you use spider 4 calibrators to adjust your computer screen for stock photography. If so how do you like the results..thank, Scott
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yes, you will notice a huge difference
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yes, and I highly recommend it. I have a veiwSonic monitor as well and they work well together...
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Yes, and it gives you the confidence that you are seeing what is there which is well worthwhile.
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Yes, and it gives you the confidence that you are seeing what is there which is well worthwhile.
My calibrator even tells tell me the commercial value range from 0 to 10 and automatically transfers the best keywords directly into the meta data of the image. :)
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Yes, and it gives you the confidence that you are seeing what is there which is well worthwhile.
My calibrator even tells tell me the commercial value range from 0 to 10 and automatically transfers the best keywords directly into the meta data of the image. :)
I thought that you were making yourself out to be a superior professional, and you mock monitor calibration?
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Yes, and it gives you the confidence that you are seeing what is there which is well worthwhile.
My calibrator even tells tell me the commercial value range from 0 to 10 and automatically transfers the best keywords directly into the meta data of the image. :)
I thought that you were making yourself out to be a superior professional, and you mock monitor calibration?
It's a joke! Of course I consider monitor calibration important especially using a canon where I feel it over saturates the reds and yellows. Making myself a superior professional? I think not- my work is below average at best compared to the majority of folks on this site...
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Do any of you use spider 4 calibrators to adjust your computer screen for stock photography. If so how do you like the results..thank, Scott
Yes. I have an IMAC and it has excellent color properties without the Spyder but I have always trusted the Spyder's results on my old PC so I use it on the MAC as well. When I use 2.2 gamma @ 6500k there is a noticeable difference from the IMAC settings. Mainly due to brightness changes and slight saturation differences.