Roy L. Fuchs said:
Whoopie doo.
If your brainy (claim to be) ass knew what the color triangle looked
like, and where displays fall into place on them, you would KNOW that
an LCD display CANNOT reproduce the same spectrum as a CRT, OR an
OLED. Hell, they even have problems with grayscale production.
You need to bone up on monitors and displays, Chucko. I don't what
you have been calibrating with what instruments, it doesn't mean that
you know jack squat about display devices.
It is called a color wheel, not a "triangle"--at least it was when I got my
degree in color. White light is a full spectrum.
Pantone Calibration instrument.
People that are as defensive as you usually turn out to be dumbass morons.
You use insults and anger to hide your ignorance.
For my work I know this: CRT's aren't as sharp or detailed as LCD. I see
much more detail in my images on LCD. Color is calibratable to 5000K and my
screen matches my print output at the lab to a "T". What more do you want?
Also there is always this fasicnation with "vapor ware"--some exotic device
that humbles all other devices. So don't buy now--just wait a bit longer.
Trouble is there is always a new vaporware lurking in the shadows. Reminds
me of a guy I knew that was rebuilding his sports car to be really fast with
all this high tech equipment. It sat on blocks for years awaiting polished
ports and high lift cams. The car never made it to the pavement. In the
meantime we, with our humble stock sports cars enjoyed driving around summer
after summer.
Moral of the story is to buy something and watch programming. A tv is a
device to be used--not jewelry.