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Old 10-07-2009, 05:24 PM   #1
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Have been looking at this last few days, any good?
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Can you calibrate the screen colours on an iPhone? Nice idea but can't see how it will be truly representative of the actual colour!
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My thoughts exactly. Although someone posted a link from the above link, explaining that it simply won't display a completely accurate representation of your chosen colour, but is used just as a quick reference. I guess for example that if you don't know pantone 200c is red, then it'll enlighten you.

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