On Saturday, August 16, 2003, at 01:52 PM, Granville Kennedy wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Okay, then for those of us who have already splurged on the LCD > displays, I suppose the best course of action would be to get a > broacast NTSC monitor and connect it to our system somehow. I have > seen some local commercials that were obviously shot in DV and the > color was not corrected and they look horrible. And I'm guessing that > using the color correction tools in FCP 3 would require a lot more work > than just looking in the NTSC monitor to see which colors in which > shots need to be corrected. That said, my questions are what NTSC > monitors would you recommend - ie. minimum useful size, brand and other > cost/benefit info, and second, what is the best/cheapest way to get > them connected to your computer. I currently have the G-Force card, > but my father is willing to trade me for the Radeon card he hopes will > come with his new dual-boot PM... > > Thanks! > Joey Kennedy. > For what you want to do, I would wager that most of us would say spring for some kind of A/d device (ie: Canopus, Formac) or Matrox type unit. Some feed the monitor through a DV camera. I use a Sony media converter. Monitors: I am too cheap to make appropriate comments on monitors. Jim