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RE: Issue with CRT/LCD Spyder and Optical 3.5
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RE: Issue with CRT/LCD Spyder and Optical 3.5


  • Subject: RE: Issue with CRT/LCD Spyder and Optical 3.5
  • From: Dana Gregory <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 01 Feb 2002 07:52:21 -0500

This is an issue in OptiCAL 3.5 Mac that is fixed in 3.5.1 which is now up
on the ColorVision www site (www.colorcal.com) in Support->Software
Upgrades.

This only affects luminance readings in Precision mode when using a Spyder
and only occurs in the Macintosh version.

--
Dana Gregory 716 325-7050
ColorVision Inc. Technical Support
300 State Street #303 email@hidden
Rochester, New York 14614 http://www.colorcal.com


> Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 00:32:11 -0500
> Subject: Issue with CRT/LCD Spyder and Optical 3.5
> From: Terry Wyse <email@hidden>
> To: ColorSync User List <email@hidden>
>
> Hello all,
>
> Installed my first CRT/LCD Spyder and Optical 3.5 at a customer and had a
> weird problem with the way the luminence was being displayed.
>
> Since this was a CRT display (Viewsonic G810), I followed the instructions
> and pulled off the LCD filter and replaced it with the suction cup same as
> the old Spyders.
>
> In Precal, we went thru the normal routine and set a color temp of 6500K and
> adjusted the luminence to around 95 candelas. We then proceeded to Optical
> and selected a Gamma of 2.2 and used the NATIVE white point selection (this
> was a new but welcome option) since we had already set this correctly in
> Precal. When we got to the black point/white point readings, the values were
> whacked! I was reading something like .60 for black point. Thinking this
> could've been due to the high amount of ambient lighting (bright office
> fluorescent lighting which I couldn't do anything about), I turned the
> brightness to 0% but it was still reading near .50. So I moved on to the
> white point setting. Here it was "measuring" nearly 200 candelas! Since this
> was impossible and I did seem to get correct readings in Precal, I assume
> it's some sort of software glitch. So why the "correct" behavior in Precal
> but the whacky behavior in Optical (both installed from the same CD)?
>
> Any ideas?
> Terry
> _____________________________
> Terence L. Wyse
> Color Management Specialist
> All Systems Integration, Inc.
> http://www.allsystems.com
> email@hidden
> _____________________________


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