Hello Pierre,
Photoshop supports blackpoint compensation (bpc), other apps may not.
As a test, Youcould turn off bpc in Photoshop to see, if its looks
more similar to the other apps.
If yes, thean you have to look if its possible to turn on bpc in the
other apps.
Regards
Jan-Peter
I jut tested this, the bpc has indeed a tiny effect (switching to
apple CMM too), but PS with bpc unchecked is still far better than NX
(which has bpc) and Preview (on these apps, grey becomes pure black
under RGB 20,20,20 !). I recalibrated the screen using eyeone match
this time and a gamma of 2.2, and everything seems to be fine. There
is probably a problem whith the profiles generated by Coloreyes
display pro (is it the fact that they are ICC V4, or maybe because of
this L* Gamma?? I have no idea !).
Actually, when I change the monitor profile to the L* one while
Preview.app and PS are launched (PS being the only one taking in
account the new profile without needing a restart), both look the
same. But when I restart Preview, I get the problem again. Some people
experienced a similar problem with capture NX under Windows, and what
happened is that screen color profiles got applied two times. Could
this be a similar problem ?
... I'd like to use this L* gamma profile !
Thanks
Pierre _______________________________________________
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