[jasonN]

Hi all,
here's the deal, I have a good computer in my room and naturally, that's where I have my tablet and PS setup.
But I don't have the internet on my good computer, the internet is on another computer (the crap 233) in another room. So I usually paint something, put it on disk and put it on the crap computer to upload.

The problem is this, the images I draw on my good computer look different on my crap computer. The colours appear washed out and not as bright and rich as they did when I was drawing it on the other computer. It has nothing to do with JPEG compression either.
I tried adjusting the brightness and contrast of my crap computers monitor but the images still seem a lot more drab than when I painted them. Is it possible that my monitor has just faded or something?
Or is the monitor in my room a freak that is unusually bright and sharp?? I don't get it.

Any suggestions or advice appreciated.

-Jason

[ May 14, 2001: Message edited by: jasonN ]

[Freddio]

Hey Jason..

id say your older monitor isnt as vibrant as your new monitor..

So probably your pics look the same on my new montor as they do on your new monitor

I wouldnt worry about it..

[n8]

hehe, and they prob look the same on my "21' monitor"..heehee..but seriously, you might be able to try adjust the settings using photoshop monitor calibration thing??..or try downloading some software of some sort. I have no idea what, but they were just suggestions