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MemberImagineer
 Canon EOS-5D Mark II 		11/16/2003 02:25:37 PM
There is method behind this.

I want to look at the portfolios of those who use a PC to compare density of images to those on a Mac. In general Mac monitor settings are much lighter than PC, which is a particular issue when authoring web sites on a Mac for predominantly PC markets.

I'm keen to see if there are distinct differences between the shots submitted on the different platforms here.
Registered Userscab-lab
 Canon EOS-D60 		11/16/2003 02:32:07 PM
PC
Registered UserJacko
 Canon EOS-20D 		11/16/2003 02:32:51 PM
PC
Site Counciljustine
 Canon EOS-30D 		11/16/2003 02:39:20 PM
PC
Registered UserPaulMdx
 Canon EOS-1D 		11/16/2003 02:40:20 PM
PC
Registered UserBrent_Ward
 Canon EOS-5D 		11/16/2003 02:48:44 PM
Mac
Registered Userwaterlilies
 Nikon D70 		11/16/2003 03:03:41 PM
Mac
Memberzeuszen
 Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II 		11/16/2003 03:06:39 PM
Mac
Memberellamay
 Canon EOS-1D Mark II 		11/16/2003 03:07:35 PM
Mac
Registered Userhsteg
 Canon EOS-20D 		11/16/2003 03:08:37 PM
PC
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 Canon EOS-10D 		11/16/2003 03:10:11 PM
PC
Registered Userdpoland
 Canon EOS-D30 		11/16/2003 03:17:52 PM
PC
Site CouncilGeneralE
 Canon PowerShot S3 IS 		11/16/2003 03:18:57 PM
Mostly PC for DPC images. Mostly Mac the rest of the time.
Registered UserGordon
 RIM BlackBerry Curve 		11/16/2003 03:22:05 PM
PC
Registered Usermbardeen
 Canon PowerShot G3 		11/16/2003 03:29:53 PM
Linux -- just to be different.
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 Olympus E-3 		11/16/2003 03:40:49 PM
Mac
MemberEddyG
 Canon EOS-1D Mark II 		11/16/2003 03:48:57 PM
PC
Registered Userdarcy
 Canon PowerShot G3 		11/16/2003 03:50:34 PM
PC
Registered UserHRoxas
 Canon EOS-5D 		11/16/2003 04:25:11 PM
Originally posted by Jon Lucas:
In general Mac monitor settings are much lighter than PC, which is a particular issue when authoring web sites on a Mac for predominantly PC markets.


PC. Just recently found out about this when WhidbeyPix made a comment on my Still Life submission. He said "don't like that spot in the background". For the life of me, I never saw that spot. When I checked it on a Mac, sure enough the spot was there. If I had seen it I would've fixed it. Lesson to be learned.

my Still Life entry
Registered Userjdw91479
 Olympus E-300 EVOLT 		11/16/2003 04:54:21 PM
PC

Glad to see this a topic in this forum about MAC and PC's that isn't a debate, that its actually being used for something productive.
Memberdigitalpins
 Canon EOS-400D Rebel XTi 		11/16/2003 05:20:19 PM
Mac, I just love them
Registered UserButterflySis
 Canon EOS-50D 		11/16/2003 05:25:58 PM
PC
Registered UserButterflySis
 Canon EOS-50D 		11/16/2003 05:26:56 PM
Originally posted by bruchen:


PC. Just recently found out about this when WhidbeyPix made a comment on my Still Life submission. He said "don't like that spot in the background". For the life of me, I never saw that spot. When I checked it on a Mac, sure enough the spot was there. If I had seen it I would've fixed it. Lesson to be learned.

my Still Life entry


Actually, bruchen, I'm on a PC; It's very, very faint, but I can see it.
Memberdacrazyrn
 Nikon D300 		11/16/2003 06:05:49 PM
Mac, and I see no spot..but I calibrate my monitor. (C:
Memberursula
 Nikon D200 		11/16/2003 06:21:43 PM
PC
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