What targets do you chose? Color matching two monitors would involve setting the same target (not Native on both). Do you actually use the RGB controls BTW ? Ideally on an LCD you shouldn't , but for matching two monitors there's no choice. As a shortcut (don't flame me) you can load ICC profile of one monitor as a target for the second monitor. I suppose without the RGB controls on one monitor you could measure it's native WP (calibrate to Native, use validation and look at info) and calibrate the second one (with RGB controls) to that target. But that would make them both look like something you don't like according to your post. Achieving the right colors on a calibrated monitor usually requires both adjustments to the monitor itself (either through buttons or ideally through DDC, which you don't have) and the software adjustment to videocard output (LUTs) that gets loaded on startup. So if you don't have either RGB buttons or DDC I suppose you get a more limited choice of targets. And trust me - colormanaged browsers (there are none for Windows yet unfortunately) cause even more confusion than non-colormanaged browsers.
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Re: SPyder2PRO calibration of 2 monitors?
2006-04-29 by lowlife_inc
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