Pete wrote:
Anyway, this is definitely NOT the way that the human eye works.
I don't think anyone has made a biological light sensor for colour
calibration. :)
The human eye has only 3 colour sensors, with nearly 100%
overlap in their spectral responses.
I'm reasonably certain this is
From: photoscientia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 11:47 PM
Hi all,
Can I steer this back to monitor calibration please?
I've been experimenting further with dithered tones, and I'd like your
collective
opinion on these little
'greyscales' that
Hi Berry.
Berry Ives wrote:
I thought the gamma for my monitor was about 1.5 based on the test at:
http://www.zonezero.com/calibration/english.html
Using your test, however, it appears to be about 1.8 - 2.0.
My monitor is a NEC XV15.
Don't know if that helps any.
The zonezero gamma
on 11/30/00 5:13 AM, Mark Ligtenberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: photoscientia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 11:47 PM
Hi all,
Can I steer this back to monitor calibration please?
I've been experimenting further with dithered tones,
on 11/29/00 3:47 PM, photoscientia at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
Can I steer this back to monitor calibration please?
I've been experimenting further with dithered tones, and I'd like your
collective
opinion on these little
'greyscales' that I've come up with.
They're very small
Hi again Rob.
Rob Geraghty wrote:
>"Long-pass edge filters"!! - What??
I'd say that it's meant to read "low-pass". Something probably
got lost
in the translation either between the technical team and the sales
team,
or between the sales team and the web designer.
Ok. It seems that the optical
Hi Rob
Rob Geraghty wrote:
I'm just curious how they can make an accurate and sensitive enough
photometer for that money.
Define "accurate enough". Accurate enough for what and whom?
Accurate enough as in; good enough for the job.
Even a cheap monitor is capable of a 600 to 1 brightness
Pete wrote:
Does this spyder thingumajig plug into the joystick port by any chance?
Ah, humour! No, it plugs into the serial or USB port.
I'm just curious how they can make an accurate and sensitive enough
photometer for that money.
Define "accurate enough". Accurate enough for what and
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Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2000 4:05 PM
To: Film Scanners; Rob Geraghty
Subject: Re: filmscanners: Monitor Calibration And Others
on 11/26/00 3:54 PM, Rob Geraghty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Ed.
Ed Lusby wrote:
My question is, how do I know if adobe gamma is going to set the monitor
at 2.2, or if the 3dfx software will over-ride and set the gamma to
whatever you set it at? The monitor gamma seems much higher than the
voodoo card's default value of 1.00.
Adobe Gamma
y Sleep" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 24, 2000 04:21
Subject: Re: : Re: filmscanners: Monitor Calibration And Others
My question is, how do I know if adobe gamma is going to set the monitor
at 2.2, or if the 3dfx software will over-ride and set the gamma
photoscientia wrote:
"Without deviation from the norm, no progress is possible."
Frank Zappa
"The most common element in the universe isn't Hydrogen, it's stupidity" - FZ.
...and here I thought it was apathy...
Jim Snyder
lmscanners: Monitor Calibration And Others
I have a question on how to adjust your monitor to a certain gamma. In
the adobe gamma program, you have to select a gamma of 2.2 for
windows. There is an apparent option for "custom" but when I selected
this, it just reverted back t
My question is, how do I know if adobe gamma is going to set the monitor
at 2.2, or if the 3dfx software will over-ride and set the gamma to
whatever you set it at? The monitor gamma seems much higher than the
voodoo card's default value of 1.00.
Use one or the other! If you use
I have a question on how to adjust your monitor to a certain gamma. In
the adobe gamma program, you have to select a gamma of 2.2 for
windows. There is an apparent option for "custom" but when I selected
this, it just reverted back to "windows 2.2". My computer has a Voodoo3
2000
Thanks for the response Tony, I'm glad it's not just my tired old peepers.
Errr, who, or what, is Timo, BTW?
Scourge of rec.photo.digital and comp.periphs.scanners, Timo Autiokari, #1 advocate of
Linear Gamma for Everything. Do a search on www.dejanews.com to see how much trouble
he's
21, 2000 2:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: filmscanners: Monitor Calibration And Others
(re monitor gamma of 1)
Tony Sleep wrote:
Ah, you've been Timo'd?
Nope, and for all the reasons you state. Besides, I run other software on
the same
machine, and being able to see it helps
Can I just ask if anyone else on the list is actually using a monitor set to a
true gamma of 1?
Ah, you've been Timo'd?
Nope, and for all the reasons you state. Besides, I run other software on the same
machine, and being able to see it helps ;)
The only bit that benefits is dark tone
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chuck Phelps
Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2000 7:18 AM
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Subject: filmscanners: Monitor Calibration And Others
Good day all
I am looking for software and hardware to
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