Re: Two display profiles when mirroring?
Re: Two display profiles when mirroring?
- Subject: Re: Two display profiles when mirroring?
- From: "tlianza" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 07:21:43 -0500
Hi to all,
Andrew Rodney wrote...
"Seems messed up that without mirroring, you can split the signal but with
mirror you can't. That makes color managing two displays difficult."
Welcome to my world Andrew...
Mirrored displays make color management, particularly of presentations
nearly impossible. You can calibrate one display or the other. It's really
annoying for presentations. On the other hand, it is the one configuration
that is completely reliable. Many multi-display systems, particularly on
non-Mac laptops, offer a different capabilities on each display. For
instance, the second display port might not have a LUT capability.
Windows laptops have provided at least one software engineer that I know a
rather comfortable life....trying to program around the deficiencies.
Take care,
Tom Lianza
Director of Display and Capture Technologies
GretagMacbeth LLC
3 Industrial Drive
Unit 7&8
Windham, NH 03087
603.681.0315 x232 Tel
603.681.0316 Fax
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