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| Vista Ultimate x64 | dual display color calibration in vista ultimate x64 I need to color calibrate both an NEC display and wacom cintiq 12WX. Anyone know how to do this in vista ultimate x64? system specs below: MSI X58 PlatinumSLI ATX LGA 775 / Motherboard Intel Quad-Core i7 940 2.93GHZ 8MB L3 Cache / CPU 6x Crucial 2GB 240-PIN DIMM DDR3 / RAM Seagate Cheetah 146GB SAS 15.6K RPM 16 / Hard Drive (OS) 3x Seagate Cheetah 300GB SAS 15K RPM 16MB / Hard Drive (Data/Scratch) MSI nVidia GeForce 9800GT PCIE 512MB DDR3 256 / Video Card Adaptec RAID 5405 SATA/SAS Controller NEC MultiSync LCD2690WUXi / Display Wacom Cintiq 12WX / Display/Tablet |
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| Vista Home Premium 64bit SP2 | Re: dual display color calibration in vista ultimate x64 you can select and adjust each monitor individually within the NVidia control panel , right click desktop and select nvidia control panel , then select the advanced mode in the monitor section both your monitors will listed and shown , just click on the one yo want to adjust and the brightness ec properties will become available as for the actual method of how to calibrate im assuming you already know that ive no idea |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: dual display color calibration in vista ultimate x64 thanks, but I actually need to calibrate each display with an xrite i1display 2. the software that drives the device, i1match, doesn't take the video card into consideration when establishing an icc profile. In fact, xrite recommends setting the video card settings, in the nvidia control panel, to their default values prior to calibration. Needless to day, I'm able to calibrate my primary monitor but have not yet discovered a way to calibrate the second display. Assigning icc profiles can be done via the display settings dialogue box under color management, but I have to first create a profile for each device. Not sure how to do this for the second device. |
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| Vista Home Premium 64bit SP2 | Re: dual display color calibration in vista ultimate x64 ah sorry , i see what you mean now , but you didnt ay that in your original post |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: dual display color calibration in vista ultimate x64 no problem. There really isn't any way to color calibrate from within windows. A calibration device is required to properly generate icc profiles for attached displays. |
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