Hi, At the end of last year I attempted to calibrate a monitor, as part of a lecture, at the college where I teach Photoshop and Digital Imaging. The system was a late G4 running OS 9.2 with a Lacie 19" (Electra Blue?) CRT monitor. I was demonstrating the use of the ColorVision Spyder with PhotoCal software. Because all of the machines on that site are protected so the students can't change things to much, I was given enough access to load the software and run a calibration. Unfortunately I later discovered that I had no access to the Extension Manager so I could not turn off the Default Calibrator and Adobe Gamma as recommended. I also discovered that this machine had been calibrated by a previous tutor but using an EyeOne unit. The point of this is, I could not get a good colour setup at all, it looked very cold, Cyan/Blue. Is this because I could not turn off the recommended extensions or has the EyeOne left something that needs to be removed, or is there something else involved when running a calibration on the Lacie 19 monitor?
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