--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, CDTobie@... wrote: >Once you > have calibrated, these values are available in the info window. They can also be > saved as custom targets, to be, among other uses, loaded on other computers > for matched targeting or used to target other monitors on the same computer. So > I believe everything you are asking for is already available. That is excellent. I wouldn't figure it out by myself. > Its not our software, these are limitations under Windows XP for any monitor > calibration and profiling product. Its important that Windows users understand > about dual head cards in terms of both dual VLUT capacity, and dual profile > assignment limitations, so that they can choose their configuration > appropriately for their uses I know that XP has limitations in that respect. But for color matching two monitors loading appropriate LUTs is "good enough". And your software does it really well. You should play it up instead of saying that it's not really full color management. It's not, I understand. Thanks for taking your time discussing this issue. So - is it OK using RGB sliders for adjusting white point in my situation?
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Re: Matching dual monitors with Spyder2 Pro - homegrown solution
2006-03-15 by lowlife_inc
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