May 20 2007, 07:49 PM
QUOTE(kvkk @ May 20 2007, 05:09 PM)
coz i heard b4 a fren said , cs2 when used with wide screen , d image wil b stretched to fit fit in wide screen ?
and somemore they said , d display is not genuine , meaning to say tat d display got auto-correcting ability , where eventhough d original is lousy , but oso displayed fantastically.
Your friend probably don't know anything about resolution. He/She probably didn't set the LCD to display native resolution. That's why it seemed strecthed.and somemore they said , d display is not genuine , meaning to say tat d display got auto-correcting ability , where eventhough d original is lousy , but oso displayed fantastically.
I don't get what you mean by auto-correcting. Is it the colours? Is it the contrast? Etc. So many things. Anyway, all these are configurable to your likings. Either through photoshop itself, 3rd party softwares, LCD settings or graphics card settings.
Added on May 20, 2007, 7:51 pmI also do graphical works. Used to have Photoshop 6.0, then 7.0, then CS, CS2 and now CS3 EXT. I also use other softwares but you don't use them, so they're out of topic... Anyway, widescreen is the way to go. you'll love it for more than just graphical works.
This post has been edited by clayclws: May 20 2007, 07:51 PM
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