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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;geekpryde, post: 1466557, member: 36248&quot;]I too have multiple Monitors side-by-side (or side-by-each if you are Canadian).&nbsp;&nbsp; The same coin image look very different on each.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not just color, but contrast and brightness can be very different depending on the monitor type, connection type (VGA,DVI,HDMI, Display Port, etc) and local settings for each monitor.&nbsp;&nbsp; Even if I were to calibrate all my monitors at home and at work, it&#039;s still completely useless to do so, since 99.9% of the general public have crap monitors and crap calibrations.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; So, most everyone here at Cointalk is going to &quot;see&quot; my coin photos differently from me, and differently from one another, even if the original image I create is technically perfect.&nbsp;&nbsp; For that reason, there is very little value in wasting time getting your whitebalance, contrast, etc at 100% of ideal.&nbsp; 90% should probably be the goal, so that your coin photos are good-enough on the majority of monitors out there.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, I have mild red-green color deficiency, and many others here have known and unknown color blindness, so even if everyone if the world has a perfect monitor, perfectly calibrated to a set color space (think <b>sRGB</b>), you CANNOT fix everyones eyes!&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Oh, the futility![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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