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Originally Posted by dimitrz

Voted No.

Me too....too lazy

Originally Posted by dimitrz

Oh yes.... one thing I have found out through experience is that any kind of editing is best done using a CRT monitor on a desktop rather than a LCD one on a laptop due to the fact that a slight change in monitor position of a LCD changes the image perspective

I also prefer CRT for image editing but it's due to the colours changing when not viewing a LCD straight on. There are no drawing (or perspective) errors on LCD.....there are on CRT tho!!! If you have a LCD move your head up and down so you see the monitor from different angles while looking at the below picture:


You should see the colours change significantly Unless I can be bothered to calibrate my seating position I don't think there's a great deal of point getting too geeky calibrating the colours on the LCD...mine is adjusted to taste rather than calibrated.