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My OptixXR and EZColor is on the verge of becoming absolute, especially with 64 bit win 7. It a shame, but there is no driver for win 7. If someone is interested I'll sell it.
Now my question is. What can you guys recommend for replacement? I don't do any other device profiling anymore, but monitor.
Thank you!
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If you can't use it anymore, I may be interested...
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fma38 wrote:
If you can't use it anymore, I may be interested...
I'd sell it for $100 + ship
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Hi Adam,
I think the DTP94 is still the best, for monitor only, otherwise the iOne2 is good. but it also depends on the monitor you are using. If you are using wide-gamut monitors, you may need a special version of the iOne2 from the Monitor manufacture (as in a relabeled but different firmware).
Next spet up is the iOne Pro sold in the Xtreeme kit now from X-rite
good luck
Henrik
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Do you mean EyeOne Display2?
I hate to let OpitxXR go, but when I'll get 64 bit PC I wont be able to use it anymore.
What about Spyder 3 Elite?
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I suggest you give it a try to this tool:
http://www.argyllcms.com
It is a high-quality free calibrating suite. I used it from gnu/linux (amd64) and from windows (only 32bits, but the binaries should works as well on 64bits system).
It is command-line only tool, but there are some third-party GUI:
http://www.digifab.com/ArgyllCMSGUI
http://hoech.net/dispcalGUI
which work on all platforms. Hope this helps.
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I omites to say that the results with Argyll are far better than the ones using the original software of the EyeOne Display2 we have at our photoclub. For example, we are able to calibrate our beamer with Argyll, but not with the original software (it fails when building the profil).
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What's "beamer"? Projector?
This is interesting and I'll try it. Does it contain driver for dpt94?
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Adam wrote:
What's "beamer"? Projector?
yeah - it's kind of crazy and definetely not Scotties teleportation device ...
it's a european pseudoanglizism like handy, which is in fact a mobile
a beamer is a projector
Last edited by Paul (2010-02-15 15:10:15)
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Sorry for my bad english!
Yes, DTP94 is supported. See:
http://www.argyllcms.com/doc/ArgyllDoc.html
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Exactly how good is this software?
Which GUI is better?
Don't worry about your English. I wish I knew French that well as you do English, even though I had it in high school for 4 years.
Thank you!
Last edited by Adam (2010-02-16 19:05:23)
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Argyllcms is really a very good software. You can use a large number of patch (thousands, if you want), to have very accurate profiles. You have access to a large number of parameters.
About the GUI, I prefer dispcalGUI (it is written in python 
), but it can only calibrates a monitor, not scanner nor printers.
As I said, it is able to profile a projector; the original software coming with our probe fails when it generates the profile!
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I think I'll try it.
Never heard of programing language called Python.
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I have problem with this software.
It cannot find my dtp94. It is looking at COM1 and it is on USB. How can I change it?
See attached
Last edited by Adam (2010-02-16 20:01:11)
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One more screen shot.
What should I do? I'm on win 7 32 bit
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Try to use the dispcal command-line program, not from the GUI... Look at the documentation about com port:
http://www.argyllcms.com/doc/dispcal.html#c
Hope you will be able to use it.
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Thank you again, but it doesn't look good so far.
No matter what I do it cannot find my DTP94 and as a matter of fact it cannot find my current monitor profile also.
I'm running out of options here.
Please take a look
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Did you try to launch dispcal utility (not the GUI) with the -? option?
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The problem is solved. I didn't know that I have to install Argyll DTP94 driver.
I'm trying to calibrate now.
Let you know how it goes.
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Good!
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Yeah, it's good.
I think I like this program. However, I have to learn how it works.
I saw online documentation, but cannot find it now. Can you post a link?
Merci!
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Awesome program. It does better job for me than coloreyes that costs $175
Merci
Last edited by Adam (2010-02-18 05:49:00)
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BTW, the link to Argyllcms documentation is at the begining of this thread.
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