Datacolor User to User Support Group.

I apologize for the tone of my last post, but I am severely physically handicapped and can sometimes get oversensitive when I perceive that I've been ignored. The handicapped tend to get conditioned by society to be aggressively assertive.

That said, I find it odd that every vendor selling the Spyder3 Elite mentions this "advanced feature" in their descriptive text, but there is no reference to it in the Help files, the Knowledge Base at DataColor, or the many product reviews I've read. But your explanation reveals that it's a non-issue for my purposes.

Thank you, and again, please excuse my hair-trigger reply.

--- In datacolor_group@yahoogroups.com, Cdtobie <CDTobie@...> wrote:
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> Native gamma means profiling without calibration. This is really only  
> for scientific purposes, but you can turn calibration off, and run the  
> measure function in that state to produce a profile without  
> calibration. Not a practical idea for general purposes, however.
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> C. D. Tobie
> Global Product Technology Mngr.
> Digital Imaging & Home Theater
> Datacolor.com
> CDTobie@...
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> On Jun 9, 2009, at 3:03 PM, "chasp505" <ChasP505@...> wrote:
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> > In the Expert Console I can select Native white point, but how do  
> > you set Native Gamma? The Spyder3 continues to try and calibrate to  
> > 2.2 gamma. The DataColor website says,
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> > "Advanced feature allows calibration of monitors to Native Gamma, or  
> > White Balanced Native Gamma."
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> > Where are these settings? I am calibrating a Dell 2209WA 22" LCD  
> > monitor on a Windows XP Pro PC.
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