Yeah, that's good. Judging a Cinema Display by one that's sitting in a CompUSA.
Ever hooked one up to a PowerMac and calibrated it properly?
I have and it looks amazing.
Wake up.
Cake: just because you don't have it, doesn't mean the problem doesn't exist. Just because other people's opinions differ from yours, doesn't mean it's any less valid.
Instead of waking up, maybe you should grow up.
This is only a nasty thread because of the ignorance some of the users are showing. YOU spend 2000 dollars on a f*cking monitor that is so badly out of spec, it's shameful. Then YOU deal with a company whose official policy is to deny things they know are facts, and the fact is the first month's batch of 23" displays were ALL botched up.
Ignorant comments like "Sucks to be you" and "Calibrate your monitors and wake up" only add to the perception that a lot of Mac users are arrogant fuckheads who only care about problems when it hits them.
Apple states on their web site that these 23" displays are perfectly useable for color correction and color-specific applications out of the box. Don't tell me to f*cking calibrate it when Apple's own marketing states that such an action is unnecessary, and one would presume such quality is reflected in the price we chose to pay.
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Originally posted by Cake
Yeah, that's good. Judging a Cinema Display by one that's sitting in a CompUSA.
Ever hooked one up to a PowerMac and calibrated it properly?
I have and it looks amazing.
Wake up.
Cake: just because you don't have it, doesn't mean the problem doesn't exist. Just because other people's opinions differ from yours, doesn't mean it's any less valid.
Instead of waking up, maybe you should grow up.
This is only a nasty thread because of the ignorance some of the users are showing. YOU spend 2000 dollars on a f*cking monitor that is so badly out of spec, it's shameful. Then YOU deal with a company whose official policy is to deny things they know are facts, and the fact is the first month's batch of 23" displays were ALL botched up.
Ignorant comments like "Sucks to be you" and "Calibrate your monitors and wake up" only add to the perception that a lot of Mac users are arrogant fuckheads who only care about problems when it hits them.
Apple states on their web site that these 23" displays are perfectly useable for color correction and color-specific applications out of the box. Don't tell me to f*cking calibrate it when Apple's own marketing states that such an action is unnecessary, and one would presume such quality is reflected in the price we chose to pay.
Originally posted by Gon
So is the problem with ACD's only or with the panel, ie. do the HP's have the same problem?
As far as I've seen and read it is specific to the 23" ADC (Apple).
Originally posted by applenut
grow the fuck up.
ok everybody group hug, play nicely now
(Applenut I'm not aiming this at you)