It's a Dell up1424q, as I understand, many UltraSharp monitors must be
calibrated with I1 display pro to achieve hardware calibration and only
with x-rite software modded for dell, Using argyll we are only able to
software calibration. But I think if communicate via ddc/ci to upload
lut to the monitor. It must be very feasible to do the same. So my
question was, there must be a good reason nobody ever done it. I think
the same apply to eizo and nec.
Mathieu
Le 04/09/2015 21:12, Alan Goldhammer a écrit :
It might help if you tell us the brand and model number of the monitor and
what type of software it must use. Personally, I'm unaware of monitors that
have such limitations (but could be wrong).
Alan
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Hi,
Actually, my monitor is told to support 14bit hardware lut. But it can only
be achieved by using their software with I1 pro colorimeter.
My question is, I cannot find any information on internet on any attempt to
hack and bypass this limitation. Is their a good reason for that ?
Technical, Legal. I cannot think that good hackers could not understand the
hardware communication involved.
Mathieu