Color Correcting with computer monitor
Once again I start with a semi-easy question and the more I read the more I get confused.
I am building a FCP setup with dual 30" Dell's. One for Final Cut to run on and one to preview my work (did a project for them, I could never justify buying 2 30" monitors) I have a Color Spyder 2 Pro to calibrate the monitors with. Will the monitors produce accurate colors after calibrated, or will the gamma of the monitors screw with the contrast that I see on screen? How would you go about setting up a monitor to color correct on? Is it possible? Or would it be a better idea to get an Intensity Card and a cheap LCD, run HDMI to it to monitor HDV and color correction on? Is an LCD tv more accurate than a calibrated computer monitor? I know the gammas are different but my experience with ANY TV is that colors differ from each one. I don't have the budget for a production monitor and I'll be doing mostly HD/HDV material. What would you do? Thanks for your time! |
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