Re: Spectros better than colorimeters for monitor profiling?
Re: Spectros better than colorimeters for monitor profiling?
- Subject: Re: Spectros better than colorimeters for monitor profiling?
- From: Koch Karl <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2008 10:33:06 +0200
Rich,
I´d do it any day, if HP reacted and sent us the required information/
SDK. Maybe they´ll start moving, when enough customers utter their
demand ;-)
Best regards,
Karl
Am 22.10.2008 um 02:46 schrieb Richard Wagner:
Karl,
Any word on whether / when BasICColor Display will support the HP
DreamColor Display? I haven't heard back...
Thanks,
--Rich Wagner
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 09:51:30 +0200, Koch Karl <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Marco,
if you feed them peanuts, all you can expect is monkeys <g>
I don´t think there are "better" or "worse" technologies here, it´s a
question of implementation.
My experience is that a spectro with a 20 nm or even 10 nm resolution
is not sufficient. Equally insuffient is a colorimeter with the
"wrong" calibration matrix. And the matrix will always be off, if it
´s
not tailored to the respective panel type (backlight, LCD filter
characteristics).
A 1nm or 2nm spectro is doubtlessly the "better" instrument – if
money
(and ease of use) is irrelevant.
I prefer a panel-optimized colorimeter over any of the "affordable"
spectros. That´s why basICColor display will have a colorimeter/panel
optimization in one of the next versions.
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