Re: LaCIE 319, 320
Re: LaCIE 319, 320
- Subject: Re: LaCIE 319, 320
- From: Roger Breton <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 04 May 2008 16:37:18 -0400
Just a quick follow-up on my LaCIE 319 and 320 rant.
It turned out that, in the BlueEye Calibrator software, users are given
effective control over luminance, color-temperature and gamma. Great.
But I remember what frustrated me, at the time, was the apparent limit to
which those monitors could actually be calibrated to in terms of luminance.
Any luminance request < 140 cd/m2 to the software was honored, as I recall.
But anything over 140 was "ignored". The software allowed the user to enter
any silly value (e.g.400) for luminance but then ignore them when
calibrating -- no upper limit warning of any kind.
Which was a problem at the time of testing IDEAlliance conformity ; how to
get true 160 cd/m2 out of these monitors still eludes me.
> I'm using a LaCie 321 colour-managed with ColorEyes Display, parameters at
> D65, L*, 110cd and I find it on the whole satisfactory.
>
> Mark
Roger Breton
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