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Have now checked it using 5 displays, 3LCD and 2 CRT, slight green skew in the wings. I should add that MB6-510 one of the most important things when judging colour integrity is your environment, the room and your computer desktop. If you have strong colours around you, MB6-511 it can desensitise you to those colours when viewing an image. Hence, many photographers and graphic artists have neutral grey desktops and subdued office MB6-512 colour schemes... as I do. Just saying, there is more to colour bias than the calibration of a display. I should also point out my main display is SWOT certified and calibrated monthly, so I feel it is as accurate on a technical level as possible. Given the colour fault seems to be visible only on certain high end devices, I will change MB6-513 my vote to support. It is a fine image in any case. I would like to see more images from fir like his photo that is today's feature image of a bird in flight. Capital photographer (talk) 05:56, 25 June 2008 (UTC)
