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I have a Vista 64 system with an HP  LP2065 monitor, Qimage, and use 
Spyder Elite 3 and Epson 2200 to print.  Still have a slight red shift 
in my prints.  should I disable the Nvidia card (9500) startup routines 
(2 of them) in msconfig?
Oh , and can anyone help me understand why the Spyder folks urge us to 
calibrate our monitors using such high luminance (175-200) levels?  
This proctice would yield dark prints, no?
Thanks for any help,
Carl

If you are getting a high luminance recommendation that means you have  
high ambient light levels. First suggestion is always to lower the  
ambient light, which will then allow a lower screen brightness.

C. D. Tobie
WW Product Technology Mngr.
Digital Imaging & Home Theater
DataColor.com
CDTobie@...

On Nov 6, 2008, at 8:23 PM, "Carl Tjerandsen" <Carltj@...> wrote:

> I have a Vista 64 system with an HP  LP2065 monitor, Qimage, and use
> Spyder Elite 3 and Epson 2200 to print.  Still have a slight red shift
> in my prints.  should I disable the Nvidia card (9500) startup  
> routines
> (2 of them) in msconfig?
> Oh , and can anyone help me understand why the Spyder folks urge us to
> calibrate our monitors using such high luminance (175-200) levels?
> This proctice would yield dark prints, no?
> Thanks for any help,
> Carl
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