Mike Windsor wrote:
example, and picking the best fit on the fly). As Jos has pointed out, the Windows Huey software (and, I think, the more expensive Spyders) reacts to ambient temperature in real time. How does it do it?
I think you'll find that it's doing something different to matching the white point. As I understand it, it is instead making an ambient illumination adjustment (ie. changing the contrast of the display to compensate for a changing ambient to display brightness ratio, which is what dispcal will also do at calibration time, and what viewing condition settings do when creating profiles in Argyll.) Graeme Gill.
