#COLORMUNKI DISPLAY MACH PC IPHONE MAC#

A real screen should show better images than white wall paint. If you are using a projector, realize that the screen can make a difference. Better to both convert to sRGB and embed the sRGB profile just to be sure. Require that all images submitted to the club for projection be converted to sRGB.On the computer, whether PC or Mac, be sure the correct profile for the monitor or projector is selected in the Displays setting.Some devices only do monitors, some can also do projectors, so get the right one. Not by eye, but with a device like a ColorMunki. Whether you use a projector or a big monitor, you will need to calibrate it.This is going to echo other posts, but this is what you'll need to do:

#COLORMUNKI DISPLAY MACH PC IPHONE MAC#

Even as I am very pro-Mac biased, I do not think you need to spend $1000 a Mac to solve this problem, or rather I think spending $1000 on a Mac will not automatically solve this problem. If your PC is running a recent version of Windows, and the projector has been calibrated properly, and Windows color management is set up properly, your current PC system should be fine. If you just spend all that money, buy all that stuff, and do nothing more than plug it in, you might not get any improvement at all, whether you are going PC to Mac to Mac to PC. (about a $1000 apple laptop) Is the Apple going to give me better, more consistent color performance? We are considering a new 'digital screen' a new projector and switching to an Apple Computer.

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