On Wednesday 27 October 2010, Graeme Gill wrote: > Please take some time to understand the difference between > calibration and profiling. This is what people keep saying to beginners like me :-). However, it seems to me quite easy. Calibration = through translation (matrix or lut) make the monitor display colours closer to some desired target. Profiling = measuring the screen to see how it actually does display colours. One can profile a calibrated display or an uncalibrated display. However, a source of confusion may be that I have misunderstood where the data is. I thought that for an .icc profile from dispcal vgct = calibration curves and rTRC/gTRC/bTRC = profile (*after* vcgt applied)... but I'm no longer that sure. I must try to look further into this, source code if I must. It will be impossible for me to find the source to my experienced (or imagined) problems if I don't have full understanding how calibration and profiling is applied. Anyway, I'm sorry for being clueless, I know it's not fun educating clueless beginners like me... I'm trying not to say clueless things, but it seems today like I need to spend some more time on this before leaving the clueless stage :-). /Anders