Datacolor User to User Support Group.

First, how do you know that it actually worked? It could be that the  
same profile, or the same VLUTs are being applied to both displays.  
You also don't note if you are matching the brightness levels of the  
two displays. Nor what OS and card are involved.

The absolute best bet is Spyder3 with a PCI Expeess video card from  
any company other than nVidia ( the only comiany who has managed to  
mess up PCI Expess). The cheapest fix for you would be to purchase a  
low cost second video card, rather than mess with other, more  
expensive, upgrades.

C. D. Tobie
Global Product Technology Mngr.
Digital Imaging & Home Theater
Datacolor.com
CDTobie@...

On May 22, 2009, at 6:33 PM, "philllie1" <pkleister@...> wrote:

> Hi
> found this great group...and have already a problem and question -  
> and hope for help.
> I "upraded" to a dual monitor system with a new graphic card and an  
> additional monitor. I managed to calibrate the 2 monitors with  
> spyder 2. it works, but unfortunately my images on the 2 monitors  
> look very very different. One which I hope i can trust, my old Dell  
> 2007 looks very "pale", warm and dark compared to my new monitor the  
> HP LP24sw that is brighter, colder and extremly saturated.
> what can I do? which one to trust?
> I am a bit lost, since I hoped for an improvement with 2 monitors  
> and now I have none to trust anymore :(
> Would appreciate some help.
> Phil
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