Re: Color Change Going To Full Screen
Re: Color Change Going To Full Screen
- Subject: Re: Color Change Going To Full Screen
- From: Matthew Ward <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 08:19:57 +0100
Hi
You are probably asking for trouble if you ask a computer to mirror an existing monitor at a different screen resolution, you are asking for a distorting mirror.
Does it behave in the same way in programs other than Aperture?
Are the colours accurate when you have an extended desktop rather than mirroring?
With an extended desktop, when you drag an image from one screen to another at what point does it pick up the different monitor profile?
Best
Matthew Ward
On 19 Jun 2012, at 13:56, Mark Rockwood wrote:
> Hello Group,
> Been years since I've been here. I have been shooting tethered with Aperture running on MacBooks and attached to LaCie 319 additional screens. With them set up to mirror, the image on the Lacie looks beautiful as should be expected from a calibrated screen. Problem arises when I go to a full screen view on the LaCie. The color picks up red and looks wrong. With the AD looking over my sholder the comment is the same again and again. "Wow, the color look awful". I keep switching back and showing them the image in the preview panel in the software but if doesn't stick. I have searched Apeture for a menue that will let me select the calibrated profile for the full screen view but to no avail. Anyone with experience in this area?
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