> How critical is monitor calibration? Are all of those
> calibration tools/gizmos that are sold to calibrate
> the monitor worth looking into?
>
The very most important thing there is, if you plan on making prints. In
general, there's no relationship between the colors you see on a screen and
what come out on a print, unless you happen to be very lucky. Calibration
means that what you see on the screen is what goes out to the printer, be it
your own inkjet or at a lab.
That is a necessary oversimplication for discussion, of course, as there are
many complexities to color management, but monitor calibration is the first,
and in my opinion most important step.
Bill Pearce
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