[MacDV] adding NTSC monitor

[bob]

YES, DO IT IF COLOR QUALITY IS IMPORTANT.
  I have more than reasonable experience in Photographic and Print media 
color correction and access to many color calibration tools (both 
hardware and  software).
After many weeks of trying to get various Monitors and LCD to simulate 
a NTSC Monitor, I  bit the bullet and purchased an ATI 8500 and a 
cheap, cheap TV. Although the best route is to use a NTSC monitor, the 
TV has proven more than ample to deal with color correction and title 
work.

On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 11:03  AM, Malcolm Hamilton wrote:

> Hello everyone -
> A question from someone who's about to set up a new G4 desktop to do 
> some video editing.  I'll have two monitors attached for as much 
> screen real estate as possible.  But what about attaching an NTSC 
> monitor?  Can I do that as well?  Is there a good reason to do it?
> Thanks for any advice,
> Malcolm
>
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