"Office" Pictures - Where You Visit ARP - Page 52

Seblington · 16th Sep 2007, 09:36 PM

Hello all! I have been away for a while, noticed a lot of people are using dual displays now, I have never been found of LCD's as I don’t like the colour pitch and the resolution, this is why i stuck with the CRT's, my office has been changed around a little, got rid of the rack and got another CRT (Sony E530). These two monitors are running at 1920 X 1440 on 21" displays, using the Adobe colour correction, the picture does not show just how good these two monitors are.

Seblington · 16th Sep 2007, 09:36 PM

Hello all! I have been away for a while, noticed a lot of people are using dual displays now, I have never been found of LCD's as I don’t like the colour pitch and the resolution, this is why i stuck with the CRT's, my office has been changed around a little, got rid of the rack and got another CRT (Sony E530). These two monitors are running at 1920 X 1440 on 21" displays, using the Adobe colour correction, the picture does not show just how good these two monitors are.

PsYkHoTiK · 17th Sep 2007, 12:40 PM

Do you like em.... Live in an MI6 safe house or something? LOL! joking...

Is that cooper I see?!

Adrian Wong · 17th Sep 2007, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Seblington

Hello all! I have been away for a while, noticed a lot of people are using dual displays now, I have never been found of LCD's as I don’t like the colour pitch and the resolution, this is why i stuck with the CRT's, my office has been changed around a little, got rid of the rack and got another CRT (Sony E530). These two monitors are running at 1920 X 1440 on 21" displays, using the Adobe colour correction, the picture does not show just how good these two monitors are.

Hmm.. Not even the higher-end LCD monitors with S-PVA or S-IPS panels and really high resolutions?

Chai · 17th Sep 2007, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian Wong

Hmm.. Not even the higher-end LCD monitors with S-PVA or S-IPS panels and really high resolutions?

Honestly, I still prefer a good old CRT.

peaz · 17th Sep 2007, 03:11 PM

Yup. when it comes to colour reproduction, nothing beats a CRT. but LCD isn't that far away either. the only problem is cost.. a good LCD don't come cheap. LOL. And there's also the need to use colour correction hardwares to get the colours right.

Seblington · 18th Sep 2007, 03:02 AM

Dont get the MI6, you think I have too much electronics and screens

The picture on the desktop is of Cooper and my new dog Loki, he is a rescue husky who is one year old now, they both make great runners and hopefully I will get some new snap shots of them running together for people to see.

Adrian Wong · 18th Sep 2007, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Seblington

Dont get the MI6, you think I have too much electronics and screens

The picture on the desktop is of Cooper and my new dog Loki, he is a rescue husky who is one year old now, they both make great runners and hopefully I will get some new snap shots of them running together for people to see.

Well, hello there, Loki! He's a real looker!

There should be a thread dedicated to your dogs.

marc · 30th Oct 2007, 12:07 PM

Surfing TechARP on a 100" projector screen.

(took this pic some time ago, and didn't know how to adjust the projector to wide-format, thus, there is some screen-clipping.)

Adrian Wong · 30th Oct 2007, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by marc

Surfing TechARP on a 100" projector screen.

(took this pic some time ago, and didn't know how to adjust the projector to wide-format, thus, there is some screen-clipping.)

Wow.. That is a MASSIVE screen!

16th Sep 2007, 09:36 PM	#511 (permalink)
Seblington Warming up Join Date: 18 Apr 2004 Posts: 140 Reputation: 297 Rep Power: 7	Hello all! I have been away for a while, noticed a lot of people are using dual displays now, I have never been found of LCD's as I don’t like the colour pitch and the resolution, this is why i stuck with the CRT's, my office has been changed around a little, got rid of the rack and got another CRT (Sony E530). These two monitors are running at 1920 X 1440 on 21" displays, using the Adobe colour correction, the picture does not show just how good these two monitors are. __________________ Seblington of Devon. England ---- Using the Sony DSC-F828 (For video now) Pictures taken from 2008 taken with the Canon 40D Avatar picture is of the front of my Mini Cooper ---- Computer specs: P4 2.8GHz HT 2GB Dual channel PC4000, 37GB Raptor 10K WD C drive, 500GB WD work drive, Nvidia Geforce 6600GT, SB Audigy with breakout box, all rack mounted. --- Check out Webshots And Vintage Recorders

17th Sep 2007, 12:40 PM	#513 (permalink)
PsYkHoTiK "Little" Devil Join Date: 8 Apr 2004 Location: On the "throne" Posts: 14,327 Reputation: 4003 Rep Power: 59	Do you like em.... Live in an MI6 safe house or something? LOL! joking... Is that cooper I see?! __________________ Intel SLAPL 4.3GHz @ 1.35v : 2x2GB OCZ Platinum DDR2 1066 : Asus P5K Premium : WD Raptor X : G92 8800GTS 512mb 800MHz Core WIP : XFi Platinum : Silverstone OP650 : Silverstone TJ-07 : Vista Ultimate Edition : Dtek FuZion CPU : Swiftech MCW60 : MCP655 : Thermochill PA120.3 w Scythe Ultra Kaze : Tygon R3603 1/2" ID 3/4" OD CPU-Z: SLAPL : SLA9U : FX-55 : DDR 600 : VX www.techarp.com

17th Sep 2007, 03:11 PM	#516 (permalink)
peaz ARP Webmaster Join Date: 13 Oct 2002 Location: http://atpeaz.placidthoughts.com/ Posts: 8,501 Reputation: 1633 Rep Power: 31	Yup. when it comes to colour reproduction, nothing beats a CRT. but LCD isn't that far away either. the only problem is cost.. a good LCD don't come cheap. LOL. And there's also the need to use colour correction hardwares to get the colours right. __________________ Ken Ng Tech ARP Visit my web gallery - Ken's Digital Canvas Shoot and Earn Money from Stock Photography Sterling@PJ Community Forums

30th Oct 2007, 12:07 PM	#519 (permalink)
marc Team Tech ARP Join Date: 5 Oct 2003 Location: PJ Posts: 1,232 Reputation: 1048 Rep Power: 17	Surfing TechARP on a 100" projector screen. (took this pic some time ago, and didn't know how to adjust the projector to wide-format, thus, there is some screen-clipping.)