On Thursday 04 December 2008 04:18:57 Gour wrote: > >>>>> "Hal" == <hvengel@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > > Hi! > > Hal> I have a Samsung 245BW and I suspect it's controls are probably the > Hal> same as your monitor or at least very similar. > > I have a task of scanning ~2000 slides ahead of me and while waiting for > my Epson V700 to arrive I wanted to put my old CRT in shape. > > After discovering there are some colorimeters which are supported under > Linux, I bought Spyder2 (there is no Huey here, and Huey Pro costs twice > more), but I opened ticket at Datacolor expressing dissatisfaction for > not supporting Linux/Spyder3 and stating that support in Argyll was the > main reason for my purchase. > > However, I'll soon have to think about getting a new LCD monitor > (they're not selling CRTs here any longer) and I'm looking for some > advice (pls. don't advice about LaCie & co.) suitable for use with > cinepaint/gimp/cinelerra work (Samsung brand is nicely supported here) > which can be nicely calibrated/profiled with Argyll? > > Am I right assuming that Argyll gives better results than lprof? > > > Sincerely, > Gour Monitor calibration and profiling in LProf is still not mature and needs lots of work before it is will give good results for most users. Hal