In article <3bb09022@news.povray.org> , "Bob H." <omn### [at] msncom> wrote:

> Does this mean only a LCD is liable to be okay for setting both display and
> assumed gamma to 1.0?  Or is that okay for a CRT too?  I take it the answer
> is no.

You should be able to measure your display and have software adjust the
color representation accordingly.  Of course, with a CRT this is much easier
because its colors usually don't change much when viewed from a different
angle.  So, if you are up for a 'realistic' color representation, calibrated
output on a CRT is preferable over any LCD.  Of course, in a few years this
might change once better LCDs or other technologies are available.


    Thorsten


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