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In Reply to: I just did a quick google for DIY calibration discs... posted by rditmars on January 19, 2005 at 14:48:31:
I've used Video Essentials with very good results, but its not user-friendly at all. Once you've used it, though, its easy to skip right to the test screens. I can't compare it with an ISF calibration, but $20 vs $500 speaks loudly.
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- Re: I just did a quick google for DIY calibration discs... - DWPC 15:15:25 01/19/05 (6)
- Re: I just did a quick google for DIY calibration discs... - AVJunkie 19:48:41 01/23/05 (0)
- Re: I just did a quick google for DIY calibration discs... - warrenh@optonline.net 02:28:17 01/20/05 (4)
- Was quoted $450 + any extras for a CRT RP set - DWPC 09:47:00 01/20/05 (3)
- Re: Was quoted $450 + any extras for a CRT RP set - warrenh@optonline.net 15:17:44 01/20/05 (2)
- Hmmm, that explains a lot - DWPC 11:31:57 01/21/05 (1)
- Re: Hmmm, that explains a lot - warrenh@optonline.net 03:21:06 01/22/05 (0)
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