What Makes A Computer Ideal For The Digital Darkroom?
Everything a photographer does to edit and adjust a photographic image with a computer is based on the visual perception of the image in the monitor display. Although Apple has forged ahead with flat panel displays with their latest iMacs, the longer established CRT display provides a greater gamut of colors. This reproduces a photograph more closely to how it looks on film and how it should look in a print. The new eMac has the latest flat CRT monitor, which is 2″ larger than the original iMac, and is driven by NVIDIA GeForce2 MX support with 32MB of DDR RAM. This combination provides excellent support for Photoshop and all imaging applications at high resolution, resulting in richly colored, bright, sharp, images displayed on screen. The other essentials to digital photo computing include the hard drive, which here is a 40GB Ultra ATA, and RAM, which out of the factory is 128MB of PC-100 SDRAM, often augmented by resellers with another 128MB for free, with space for up to 1GB. I ment
