Yes ! The result is pretty good for you monitor. Following is the calibration of my monitor for your reference. ---- Information: Display 1 - LCD1990SX ---- --- White Point --- Target: 6506 K Target: ( 0.313 , 0.329 ) Calibrated: 6539 K Calibrated: ( 0.312 , 0.329 ) (CIE x,y)> Delta E: 0.41 --- Display Luminance --- Target: Intensity 45.0 cd/m² Calibrated: Intensity 44.7 cd/m² Target: Black Level N/A Calibrated: Black Level 0.13 cd/m² Auto Luminance: N/A --- Gamma Curve --- Target: 2.20 Calibration Steps: 52 --- Primary Colors --- Red: 0.629 , 0.328 Green: 0.281 , 0.594 Blue: 0.145 , 0.066 Calibration Sensor --- Contrast Ratio --- Target: Monitor Default Calibrated: 341:1 --- Display Monitor --- Model: LCD1990SX Serial #: 04106287UA Firmware: 1.00.26 Current Usage: 75.4 hours usage Last Calibration: 69.9 hours usage ago Calibration Date: 2011/1/4 下午 11:16 --- Calibration Sensor --- Model: X-Rite EyeOne Color Tracking: =========== Excluding Dark Values: Grayscale dE Average - 0.37 Grayscale dE Maximum - 0.60 Including Dark Values: Grayscale dE Average - 0.56 Grayscale dE Maximum - 2.84 ________________________________ 寄件者: David Heinrich <dh003i@xxxxxxxxx> 收件者: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 寄件日期: 2011/1/10 (一) 8:29:10 PM 主 旨: [argyllcms] Are these good SpectraView II Results (NEC3090 with ColorMunki) As suggested by several on this mailing list, I bought a copy of Spectrarview II and used it to auto-calibrate my NEC3090WQXi with the ColorMunki. Here are my results, are these good? Also, it says my "Current Usage" is 204.8 hours (8.53 days of total on-time). It seems like I've been on it for more hours than that by myself, and this is a refurbished monitor. Is this accurate? Black Body: ========= Target - 5001 K (0.0346, 0.0358) Calibrated - 5036 K (0.0345 , 0.0358) Delta E: 0.69 Contrast Ratio: =========== Target - Monitor Default Calibrated - 222:1 Display Luminance: ============== Black Level: Target - N/A Calibrated - 0.036 cd/m^2 Intensity: Target - 80.0 cd/m^2 Calibrated - 79.4 cd/m^2 Auto Luminance - On Gamma Curve: =========== Target - 1.80 Calibration Steps - 32 Color Tracking: =========== Excluding Dark Values: Grayscale dE Average - 0.97 Grayscale dE Maximum - 1.82 Including Dark Values: Grayscale dE Average - 1.59 Grayscale dE Maximum - 5.78 So presuming these are good values, I should go ahead with Argyll CMS and do a high-quality LUT-based profiling?