[Leica] was I photo help OT now iMac screen

[h_arche at yahoo.com (H. Ball Arche)]

Not to argue with you, but try this.

In the Systems Preferences select for Desktop & Screen Saver; in the left 
hand side of the window go to the Apple dropdown and highlight Solid Colors. 
Bring up, in turn, a white screen, a middle grey screen, the brighter blue 
screen, and the green screen.

Get back across the room and like for backlight banding, and warm-cool 
shifts, the latter especially in the white and grey screens. You may have to 
squint a little.

There is a lot of individual variation from machine to machine, as I learned 
at the mac store by checking this on every iMac they had on the floor. If 
you're not seeing it then you lucked out and got a great one.


----- Original Message ----
From: Steve Unsworth <lug at steveunsworth.co.uk>
To: Leica Users Group <lug at leica-users.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 10:26:03 AM
Subject: Re: [Leica] I photo help OT

Both on the Mac and a PC. The saturation really takes a hit. As you say it's
something MS may have fixed in the later release of Office.

Can't say I'd describe the 24" iMac screen in the terms you do, I guess it's
a personal thing.

Steve


On 28/6/09 16:21, "H. Ball Arche" <h_arche at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Steve, do your powerpoints look undersaturated in your mac, or only when 
> you
> take them somewhere else?



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