Datacolor User to User Support Group.

--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, CDTobie@... wrote:
 > Here's the scoop. If you run an LCD at a relatively high candela 
value for 
> White Luminance, in a relatively light room, it will look 
(relatively speaking) 
> the same as a much dimmer CRT, with much dimmer ambient light (and 
a warmer 
> white balance as well, due to another variable in the eye). The 
Ambient Light 
> functions measure your room lighting, and define WhitePoint and 
White Luminance 
> target values that will make for this relative match, and the 
hardware 
> controls are used to reach these defined monitor target values. Is 
that clear enough?

Well, not quite I am afraid...
Ambiant light is less of a problem for me since I am in control of my 
work environment and my clients claim that they are too.
But what do you call hardware controls? are these "brightness" 
and "contrast" on your display? in which case we are back to square 
one: what are the corellations and what is the purpoe of being able 
to fix your black and white point in candela units through software?

have you checked the software update issue with customer support ?