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I have the spectraview II software and the X-rite puck. I just re-calibrated my monitor and everything turned pink. It's been about 4 months since the last calibration. What happen? What should I set the calibration target at? It's been awhile. Thanks
This is what I have.
AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual core processor 4200+
2.20 GHz 2 GB of ram
Will windows 7 64 bit be OK to use? Will CS3 and PortraitProfessional 8 work with it?
I just calibrated my NEC2490wuxi with the spectraview II and eyeone display 2 and see a very ,very slight difference. Either I'm doing something wrong or the monitor comes real close to calibration from the factory. Don't get me wrong it looks good both ways just wondering if I wasted my money...
I to just bought a refurbished and have no problems. I did not download any drivers. I just plug it in and turn it on. Should I download drivers for it and ICC profiles? If yes for what purpose should I do that?
I think $529 is way to much for a monitor that has so much going wrong with it. I just got a 2490wuxi for $685 sure it's reconditioned by NEC but it has a 1 year warranty and the person I bought it from has taken it out of the box and check it all over and said it's perfect, absotutely no flaws...
I just ordered the NEC2490WUXI and was wondering if I can use the X-RITE EYE-ONE DISPLAY 2 hardware with the NEC software? Is the NEC Spectraview Color Sensor the same as the EYE-ONE DISPLAY 2? Someone said the NEC puck was modified to accept the expanded dynamic range of the monitor.
I also have the Samsung 215tw and love it. When searching for a 24" the u2410 got my interest but read so many bad things about it that I never bothered to order it. I will be ordering the NEC 2490WUXI though.
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