Thanks Roger. I will track down a copy of that standard.
Regards,
Anton Marc
On Dec 30, 2004, at 8:53 PM, Roger Breton wrote:
What are the realistic expectations for evenness of color and
neutrality across the face of a monitor? On my new (reconditioned)
LaCie Electron22BlueIV, I see color mottling and banding when viewing
a
monochromatic background. The monitor's purity controls have little
effect. There is nothing else nearby that could cause magnetic
interference. I'm wondering whether the unit is defective, or whether
my expectations for uniformity are too high. LaCie tech support
suggests I find a dealer or neighbor with the same model and compare.
Can anyone suggest another way to judge my monitor's condition?
Also, I've heard that bigger CRT's can be less uniform than smaller
sizes. How do CRT's compare with LCD's in this regard?
Thanks,
Anton Marc
I'm only going to suggest you read the ISO-12646 SoftProofing
Standard. As
long as the variation you observe is within the standard you don't
really
have a problem. I don't remember that value by heart, sorry.
