Tom,
Just to recap... If I remember rightly the discussion about LEDs sprouted from the Samsung XL20 and the
possible discrepancy in profiling that may arise from using two different colorimeters - the Huey and the i!
Display. I reflect on the notion that gained currency recently (at least in some quarters) that colorimeters,
in general did a better job than a Spectrophotmeter when profiling monitors because of their 'tristimulus
architecture'. (Hope that doesn't sound like B. S. but without a technical background it's the best I can
do!).
1. In the absence of that scientific instrument you are searching for in the X-Rite's basement, is it valid to
conclude from your comments that an instrument like the EyeOne Pro will provide a better spectral
description of a monitor and therefore a more accurate profile, all OTHER things being equal?
2. Will the spectrophotometer always be a better instrument when comparing the spectral qualities of
different types of monitor - CRT, LCD, LED...
Mark Stegman
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