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  1. 13th Apr 2007 18:04 #1
    Denvers Dawgs
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    I have noticed that the colors I see when using photoshop seem to be off from what is actually printed. I have the AVI dvd to correct color and was wondering if this would help on an LCD used mainly for photos.
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    If your LCD has adjustments for individual colors maybe. I just use a Spyder. Much easier.
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