Thomas wrote:
> Léon Obers wrote:
>>Does anybody know if I can use the same software, e.g. the
>>"HYDRAVISION" software utilities for this "345M" chip?
Hello Thomas,
Thanks for the answers you gave me.
> All the radeons use the same control panel, so no worries there...
Good to know.
> You WILL be working on an external screen, i guess?? TFT screens are never
> as good for photo editing as CRT screens are...
Well, I shall use the notebook for external location photography to
capture images by capture software. In that case I can not take a second
CRT monitor. But if it is about the TFT quality, that's why I did choose
for the Sony Vaio model with a "Onyx black" LCD screen. Looking around
to several notebooks, this screen do have the best clarity / luminance,
and do have a neutral "white" where many TFT screens do have a "cream"
white (yellowish, or green-yelowish white).
Also a test-image with a very fine defined grayscale, it shows even a
"tint" at RGB values just below 255, 255, 255, where many others
TFT-screens has no detail anymore in more low RGB values.
Test-images like these:
http://www.photocenter.de/page_down.html
Only negative side of the Sony screen is a small looking angle. So you
have to sit behind the screen just very straight in front.
But in cases where I do want to use a second monitor, I can make use of
the possibility. I do work from time to time within an advertising
photo-studio
http://www.studiodewinter.nl/ , where they have several 22
inch CRT screens, that I could plugin.
But in spite of the possibility, the workflow mostly shall be that I do
use the notebook for "Capture" the images (with capture software). Make
a color correction etc. as good as I can make at the notebook, but
afterwards the files are send to the workstation including CRT screens,
where images are fine tuned.
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Vr.groet - regards, Léon Obers
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