[argyllcms] Re: [argyllcms] Re: Contributed ccmx files
- From: Konstantin Pyanzin <kokap@xxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2010 20:29:30 +0400
Yes, that is true.
My ccmx matrix and the matrix from the list for "Spyder3 + HP LP2475w"
combination are different. Completely different.
P.S. BTW my Spyder3 works fine in Quato iColor Display when setting "Wide Gamut
S-IPS (generic)" colorimeter correction option. (I compared it with i1Pro.)
Best regards,
Wed, 27 Oct 2010 15:40:19 +0000 (UTC) darzur wrote:
> Hello guys,
> I don't think that ccmx created for a particular monitor/calibrator
> combination will be useful for any another combo. It's mainly because very
> poor inter-instrumental agreement between cheap colorimeters. Spyder 3 or
> i1D are proven to have up to 18dE between instruments. If you add variations
> between monitors to this equation then it's clearly visible that matrix
> created by me will be most probably useless to any of you. Additionally
> using such matrix you will never be sure whether everything is OK or not as
> you don't have any reference.
> But despite of this ccmxmake is a very powerful tool and it was main reason
> I've decided to ArgyllCMS. Considering that spectroradiometers are very
> expensive in comparison with colorimeters and have poor response in dark
> areas I've decided to buy cheapest Spyder 3 and rent some spectroradiometer
> (ColorMunki most probably) for a day or two. Then I'll create correction
> matrices for my two monitors/TV/Spyder3 combo. I think that then everything
> should be fine, but my matrix will be ONLY valid for my Spyder 3 and when
> used with another Spyder will give random unpredictable results.
> Unfortunately I didn't do it yet, mainly due to lack of free time. :)
> P.S. It's my first attempt to use mailing lists so maybe you can give little
> help to me. Is it possible to download this month's list archive to my email
> client (The Bat!)?
> br,
> darzur
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