Digital BW, The Print

Hi Lou,
I've looked at the X-Rite site but can't find the file - maybe they've removed it? If anyone has a link could you possibly sent it to me?

Thanks for the tip about the I1 LUT Loader - how do I check that?

Further info on this problem:

This started happening after I tried adjusting the settings in the graphics driver prior to calibration - but, having returned the system to its defaults, the problem has remained.

PS - Very strange and interesting: I've just installed LUT_Tester that I think I got from X-Rite - it checks if your video card is compatible with look up tables. When I click on 'Test' the profile is re-loaded.

So in the meantime I have a work-around. Just click on that program when I start the PC every day.

Looks like it's a Windows Vista problem then?

thanks,
Richard


At 05:51 a.m. Tuesday 22/04/2008, you wrote:

>Richard,
>
>Try downloading the free DisplayProfile.exe program from the Xrite
>site. It allows you to load different profiles on the fly, and it
>will show you if your latest profile is in fact loaded. 
>
>As someone else mention, be sure you are using the EyeOne LUT loader
>and have disabled or removed other loaders that might conflict,
>including Adobe Gamma Loader. 
>
>Lou
>
>--- In <mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint%40yahoogroups.com>DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Richard
>Smallfield <r.smallfield@...> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> since getting a Dell Inspiron I've had a lot of trouble getting a
>good calibration from my Eye-One Display.
>> 
>> I wondered if anyone had any helpful tips.
>> 
>> thanks,
>> Richard
>> 
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