Dave, thanks for reply. > LCDs are pretty difficult to calibrate. In general you don't get any > control over the colour temperature - it's fixed by the backlight.
Yep. I've noticed that. Poor temperature control. Seems now that a LCD dedicated spyder is the only way to go. Al least for a PC based system I have. > The Spyder can profile an LCD if you select "native" as the white > point. Then colour-aware applications (eg Photoshop) can use that > profile as the preview device. Applications that don't support colour > management won't be helped by profiling. > As for Gamma calibration tools, on an LCD they seem pretty much useless to me, just like Alin wrote. If you try to repeat the procedure a few times, it just doesn't get any closer. Matja� > I don't know how well software-based calibration (eg Adobe Gamma) > works with LCDs. > > Cheers, > > - Dave > > http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/ > >
