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RE: I wonder how that new iMac 5k would hold up against a plasma?

Posted by pictureguy on October 21, 2014 at 16:50:29:
You'd only stand a chance if you could get the display CALIBRATED.

My iMac display is calibrated using an inexpensive 'spyder'. I can get prints that look EXACTLY like my display. I also attach the printers profile (available from Dry Creek) and TELL 'EM I have attached the profile and just print what I give 'em. And on what printer!

IF the monitor function can be profiled and such profile stored in the computer, than head on.

Personally? I'd try to find a USED last generation Panny from the GT60 or VT60 series. The TOP Samsung may be good, too. But I don't hear that about the 'last man standing' in the form of LG.