If you haven't done so, go calibrate your monitor. NOW!
I mean it. You miss out on soooo much without decent gamma correction. Please support us and post a [Link to www.digitalartsfront.com] on your website.
control panel - appearance - display - calibrate color ( in the left window pane)Please support us and post a [Link to www.digitalartsfront.com] on your website.
Your best bet for good quality colour is using calibration utilitys like spyder [Link to spyder.datacolor.com] (im pretty sure thats the one that most places seem to use) or pantone. I personally use I One match. They just sit on your screen and measure your colours to create a suitible colour profile.
If something like that is too expensive you can download freebee software that helps but isnt nearly as spot on.
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I tried a free one out on my laptop since I've always noticed light greys and whites are indistinguishable, and it worked like a charm. Not doubting the power of the expensive ones but in my experience the free ones (or at least the free one I'm using) works just fine.[Link to mediadesign.deviantart.com] [Link to www.youtube.com]
Yes, but when/if you're going to make prints of your work, more often than not the colours won't match the output of your printer if you haven't calibrated your screen to your printer. I always keep a CMYK and an RGB colour profile and make duplicates with both formats of pictures I'm going to print. And I have to recalibrate my monitor as the ink cartridges gets older, it's tough work but I'm a perfectionist. To bad my good monitor died, so now everything is crap
If the images are only intended to be viewed on-screen RGB works just fine IMHO
Well you should print it, I don't know if it's just me but there's something extra in having something physical to hold in your hand that makes you feel proud and giving you this kind of "I Made This"-feeling.
yeah I'm exactly the same, I get ll happy and giddy when I'm sending stuff off to be printed because I know I'm going to have something really cool to be put up on the wall and to be proud of.
I'm getting the cows printed this week at about a meter squared! Sooo excited!
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Agreed I got some of my worked printed and I was like wow I made that. Please support us and post a [Link to www.digitalartsfront.com] on your website.
I only just found out, its based of System Shock. I am totally getting it! Please support us and post a [Link to www.digitalartsfront.com] on your website.
Hmmm I'd play Bioshock but I've got too much of a backlog of games/movies I've bought and not finished. Seem to have lost motivation to do too much these days.
'course Matt would just say I'm over the hill...
Following your maxim of leaving no INVENTORY uncluttered, you receive +1 NIKON D90
Could you please list your backlog as I am running very low on entertainment these days.Please support us and post a [Link to www.digitalartsfront.com] on your website.
I was the same. I hadnt been into gaming for a good five or six years. Then I played prince of persia and Bioshock... somehow i got back into it all. So no im going back and playing all those games i always should have.
I still cant work out why halo is so great. But eh... maybe that was just a generation gap thing i missed out on from not gaming so much.
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Your talking to the woman who just managed to finish banjo kazooie on a scratched up old gameboy advance. ha ha. Ill play anything if it means im amused for a few hours.
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