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Win 7 64 bit NVIDIA 9500GS  Spyder elite.  I note after downloading latest from NVIDIA that my color display is highly saturated and brighter than my Elite calibration had determined appropriate.  In the past I had just turned off my NVIDIA Compatible Win 7 Display Driver in startup in msconfig.  The latest download from Nvidia had gotten a new driver going in startup, which I surmise has thrown me off.  So, question is, should I go into the software and dial down all the NVIDIA color settings?  or, uncheck it in the startup?  If I do disable it, how will this effect my processing in video editing?
Carl

Can't comment on how it will effect your processes; but clearly you  
need to disable whatever component it is which is trashing you VLUT  
calibration.

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

On Jan 11, 2010, at 9:18 AM, "carltj" <Carltj@...> wrote:

> Win 7 64 bit NVIDIA 9500GS  Spyder elite.  I note after downloading  
> latest from NVIDIA that my color display is highly saturated and  
> brighter than my Elite calibration had determined appropriate.  In  
> the past I had just turned off my NVIDIA Compatible Win 7 Display  
> Driver in startup in msconfig.  The latest download from Nvidia had  
> gotten a new driver going in startup, which I surmise has thrown me  
> off.  So, question is, should I go into the software and dial down  
> all the NVIDIA color settings?  or, uncheck it in the startup?  If I  
> do disable it, how will this effect my processing in video editing?
> Carl
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