Re: LaCie 22" + Prove It! Gray Ballance Problem
Re: LaCie 22" + Prove It! Gray Ballance Problem
- Subject: Re: LaCie 22" + Prove It! Gray Ballance Problem
- From: "Marc Aguilera" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 10:22:19 -0800
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Just cannot get good gray balance on my LaCie 22", trying to calibrate &
profile
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with Prove It! & SpectroLino.
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I see a kind of color banding on gray gradients, when posterizing a gray
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gradient every strip has different shade, none of them gray.
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I'm working with 5000K, 1.8 gamma.
I have a LaCie electron19blue for home use and I recomend always calibrate
first before profiling. Once your happy with the Calibration then profile. You
can always ajust the guns independently through the curvs section after
calibration. I learned a long time ago that D65 was going to bring me a closer
neutral gray than what D5O was going to bring me. I personally scan AGFA
Scala, a Black and White transparency film, and a neutral gray is needed.
ProveIt! does a wonderful job in the verify section to see if you are neutral.
I do find that my 19blue will drift around every 6-7 days. I usually
recalibrate every three days. Try D65, I think you will like the consistent
gray.
Marc Aguilera
Application Engineer
Imaging Technologies Corporation
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