On 7/11/2015 4:32 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
Damn! I thought I was going to learn something profound about calibrating flat screens. Well, I guess I did but not
what I thought.
Now this is the real Reader's Digest version. I have an old X-Rite EZ-Color Suite bought in the land of CRTs. Then I
bought my existing Dell 24" IPS flat panel screen. Colors looked great out of the box. I applied the EZ-Color puck
and software and somewhere recall reading/hearing/seeing that this CRT thingy might not work so many wonders on the
flat panel. It did allow me to go through the process but I don't know that anything ever actually changed. The
color looked good going in and looked good coming out. So, I have not a clue whether the ancient CRT era thingy works
at all or does anything of value. The color still looks pretty good to my eye and I haven't been inspired to do
anything else. What do you think?
Calibration of my Dell 24" IPS using the colormunki went to completion and even offered to let me see a before and after
comparison. No difference I could be sure of other than slightly different brightness.
Yours may have worked.
Colorfully Uncertain Moose
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