I have 2 different brand monitors attached to the same machine -calibrated by the same pantone sensor
The selfsame pair of monitors are attached to 2 machines and I swap between machines by using the bnc/whatsit switch (ie 2 machines which each are dual monitors calibrated) The slight different interpretation of neutral grey background (for one monitor via the graphic card on one machine) bugs me ...I cannot manually correct it by tweaking the monitor gun controls as the other computer is also calibrated to the monitor and it 'does' give a satisfactory match when attached to both. I would happily compromise a tiny bit of integrity of one monitor (with one machine) to make the background look the same That means tweaking the profile a wee bit Any suggestions as to a procedure or program I can use to twist it to make a visual match ...using an old OS9 version of colorblind does convince me that this can be done as I can tweak the curve in that program to make a visually acceptable match ....but it seems to make a profile overlay rather than tweak my original profile (and that don't work on OSX) I don't want to spend any money on this mildly irritating mismatch but seems a good opportunity to get on top of hand tweaking procedures (if they exist) Tia philip =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
