On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 12:14 AM, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > "-B 100" That's an .... unusual setting. Usually people want a black > that's black, and 100 is extremely bright Ahh, thank you. I wasn't using the right switch. I meant to use -b for the target white brightness. > "-t 5000" OK, 5000 degrees K daylight white. > > "-T 5000" But now you've thrown that away, and set a target of 5000 degrees K > black body. This is something I'm not understanding; we should only specify one of -t and -T? >> Because of the large DE, I did not proceed to calibration. > > That can be pretty normal for LCD's, since the black isn't very black, > and the black hue is not determined by the back light hue. That's why > LCD defaults to -k 0.0. The quick check assumes that you'd like to > get the same hue as the white point, even through this isn't likely > to be possible with an LCD. Thank you for explaining this. I will try your suggestions and post how it works.