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Lunox-baik [2010-04-11 12:14:44 +0000 UTC]
maybe a bit too blurred but cool perspective.
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InsaneGelfling In reply to cookiesnap [2010-04-06 15:09:28 +0000 UTC]
lol fair enough.
How do you mean it looks better on a Mac?
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cookiesnap In reply to InsaneGelfling [2010-04-06 15:20:53 +0000 UTC]
Well, you should know my computer set first.
I've a PC (Windows 7) and a PowerPC G5 with Mac OSX installed. I control them using a mouse and a keyboard (synergy, it's a program that allow you to do that over a lan network)
On the pc I use a samsung full HD monitor, while on the mac...you know how mac are made. Just the normal monitor all-in-one ahahah.
I use Aperture 2 on the mac (too bad i can't buy the version 3, 'cause is made only for intel architecture, while i still use an IBM)
Because of the dual monitor, i can compare images between the 2 O.S. and this is what i discovered:
The same file, with same format etc.etc. on the mac has more depth, definition, and color range. (Yes, 3 of them.) and it's visible, really visible.
When i noticed it i was like wtf.
The funny thing is that my mac has 6 years, and the monitor isn't HD. Even if is old it can beat an HD monitor and a last generation computer.
I still wonder why.
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InsaneGelfling In reply to cookiesnap [2010-04-06 15:44:50 +0000 UTC]
Strange. I use PC myself, I just get on with them much better than Macs. That is very odd though.
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