2008/8/2 Roger Breton > Had you requested different "brightness" targets from dispcal from one > instrument to the other? I am surprised that the DTP94 reports 149.95 cd/m2 > as opposed to 194.82 for the EyeOne. No brightness targets was requested (can't be using -r ?). As far as calibrated chromaticities, the difference is not too extreme. No, I guess. Is it Argyll that requests "placing the black cap" on? Yes, and "place in on a dark surface or place on the white calibration reference". If you are doing emissive readings (monitor calibration and profile), I > don't see why the instrument would need to be calibrated for ambiant > readings. Unless there is an option that you checked, somewhere, for > checking ambiant readings at the time of calibration. I use the ambient reading head with its dark cap on, thinking it would be like placing it on a dark surface in its display reading holder. But there seem to be differences, se my other post. Martin Weberg