rmalarz wrote:
Barry and rgenaderphoto, even if I'd sending images to be viewed on a screen, such as posts to this site, I want to make sure that when they leave my possession they are the best as far as color, sharpness, exposure, etc. I've no control over other's monitor settings, but I know that my images are calibrated. Additionally, I do print a few. So, even though only a few, they are all calibrated. The cost of a calibration tool is not all that much and they last a lifetime.
--Bob
SIR, I agree %100. When I am done with a photo(such as it is), I want it to be the best I have to offer.