Well... Just note that it isn't the displays that are "tuned to meet color standards recognized around the world for precision and accuracy." It's "This equipment." And 'this equipment', refers to the spectroradiometers, not the displays. Mike On May 26, 2015, at 9:14 AM, Andrew Rodney wrote:
Can someone explain what Apple is trying to tell it's customer with respect to display calibraiton here? ---- http://www.apple.com/imac/design/ Individually calibrated for true-to-life color. None of these innovations would matter much if the iMac display didn’t deliver vivid, true-to-life color. Which is why we put every display through an exacting color-calibration process using state-of-the-art spectroradiometers. This equipment is tuned to meet color standards recognized around the world for precision and accuracy. ---- Aside from the marketing hype starting with calibrated for true-to-life color, what are they calibrating for, and what color standards recognized around the world for precision and accuracy are they talking about?
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