Support for eye one display 2

Will there be support for EyeOne Display 2 in the release of Mountain Lion? Right now this is not supported in Lion so do I upgrade to a different calibration software or wait it out for a fix?

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Help diagnosing colour management problem - windows 7, CS3, Eye-one display 2

Hi,
I had my colour management all set up and working on my old laptop then I foolishly got a new laptop and am completely failing to get things straight.
The new laptop (Asus N56VM with Nvidia GT 630M) is running Windows 7.. I've calibrated the screen using my Pantone (X-Rite) eye-one display-two and straight away it looks much better to the eye. I calibrate to native white point which I always do with laptops.
I've used the following procedure to make Windows 7 load the profile at startup and removed the GretagMacbeth tool which attempts to do the same:
http://www.laszlopusztai.net/2009/08/23/stop-losing-display-calibration-with-windows-7/
Everything looks great except when I attempt to use anything with colour management.
Eg. All my old photos looked great in Adobe Bridge until I activated Color Management via it's settings and suddenly they look awful - sky blues turn turquoise.
If I open an sRGB tagged file in photoshop it looks the same - awful (using Preserve Embedded Profile and with a working space of Adobe 1998 in Color Settings)
Only way I can get images to look normal in Photoshop is to open them then ASSIGN the monitor profile to the image (I know this makes no sense to do and is in no way a workaround)... and it looks great.
Something's not right somewhere but not sure where to start looking since there are so many variables. Can anyone suggest a route to investigate based on what I've said so far? This is driving me nuts!

Ok, I use the same tool and software to calibrate my monitor. I disagree with Lazlo p about resetting Color Management. What you should have is under Devices>Display, click "Use my settings for this device". (You will have to go to the place you checked Windows display calibration and uncheck it first.)
When I first started using Win 7, I did not have either checked, (I didn't know about Windows Display Cal) and had fits. Then I checked "Use my settings..." and it ran fine.
The reason the Gregg MacBeth Calibration Loader tool is needed has to do with their reluctance in updating the software completely to run in 64 bit. The Calibration Loader has always been a part of their software and for at least, XP, has run seamlessly. I now have the icon for Cal Loader in my tray, and after reboot, I'll click it to be sure the profile has loaded. Most of the time it has.
I verified it with the support group who verified the need to use that tool in 64 bit. The workaround? An entirely new software package at a considerable sum!
So I did what Lazlo suggested, and when I had completed the changes, I clicked the cal loader icon in the Tray.
The display changed!
I trust the Cal Loader.
I do not grasp what MS implies in their discussion of WCS vs ICC, especially with respect that WCS is better.
Finally, I am doubtful that you should be using native white point. It's not simply a choice available to laptops, but to all LCD screens (AFAIK!). There is a huge difference between 6500K and native white point on the Dell u2412,so much so I dismissed it out of hand and tweak the colors in RGB during calibration. Your laptop may not offer that path.

Monitor calibration no longer works -- eye-one display 2

I have been reasonably successfully calibrating monitors for my Mac Pro desktop (Apple monitor) and Macbook Pro laptop for close to 3 years, with an X-rite eye-one display 2 system. I'm using Mac OS 10.6.6 on both computers.
Over the last several days, calibrating on both monitors has yielded widely inaccurate profiles, although I'm calibrating the monitors in the same way I always have. On the MacPro/Apple Cinema, the calibration seems to be proceeding fine, when I've finished the process, "before-after" looks good (i.e., slight change for the better with the new calibration); but when I click "finish calibration" and exit the software, the monitor profile is completely out of whack. On a given image, about half the colors are now out of gamut (where none were before). Similar symptoms on my laptop. I tried downloading the latest software from X-rite on my desktop, and it didn't seem to help. (On the other hand, when I calibrated my Apple monitor using the "Easy" option in the software, it actually worked almost acceptably, except for the luminance.)
The only way I can even use either computer is to go to system preferences and switch to the monitor to the most recent profile I was using before these troubles began. (The laptop is actually unusable without going back to an earlier profile, because the drop-down texts at the top of the display are completely blacked out.)
Since this sort of behavior is happening with two different computers and monitors, and I've downloaded the latest software from X-rite (and reinstalled the software from the original installation disk), I'm assuming that the problem is with the puck (hardware).
I realize it may be hard to provide advice, given my difficulty in describing exactly what's happening. But I'm interested in anyone's advice or thoughts. -- E.g, how to get through to X-Rite for help, altho from other forums, I've gotten the impression they won't be much help; is there any forum specifically devoted to eye-one display 2 (especially if this is the wrong forum). Is there an expected life for the pucks (mine is about 3 years old)? Do they sometimes fail in this way?
Thanks.

It was an extremely frustrating process trying to know if indeed this was the way to calibrate this monitor, and after spending so much time and research was all I could come up with. Did you notice the graphing results of both types of calibration? The red (I believe it was) of the RBG graph line was not lined up at all with the G and B thus the weird color on the monitor, and with the Easy mode, they were at least in line, more or less.

Pantone eye-one Display 2 monitor calibration software - auto starting

Hi,
I just calibrated my monitor using Pantone's eye-one Display 2 hardware and software (3.6.1). Now, when I login, the eye-one match software icon appears in the dock, bounces a few times, then disappears.
The software instructions made no mention of this. What is it doing? Can I stop it? Just as a matter of principle, I really don't like programs starting themselves and doing unknown things.
Thanks!

The x-rite i1 display 2 won't work with any LCD lit panels. I've attended a x-rite training only six weeks ago and the guy explained the issues. So if you want to calibrate any LCD backlit screen, you have to get a more expensive thing -- maybe the Colormunki will do, but for sure the i1Pro will work. It's still a quite expensive upgrade.

Spyder pro, spyder elite or eye one display 2

hello folks,
i have a macbook pro5,3 with the glossy screen and editing with Aperture 3. i'm wondering which brand works best for the macbook pro or the most "mac friendly". i'm willing to spend the $200 for either the spyder elite or the eye one display 2 but don't know which is the most user friendly for the macbook pro. of course if i can get away with the cheaper spyder 3 pro for my needs then so be it.
i'm quite the amateur and most of my editing is on my spare time (which i don't have a lot of) and lots of my pics are experimental like landscapes, macros, etc as well as 1000's of shots of my 6mo old daughter .
but i would like to have at least a good starting point until i get more experience and go for an external monitor. not going for the most precise at the moment but something that will be quick and simple for a newbie so i can have a more truer display than the default settings.
also, does apple do a good job with prints?
thanks

that's a blue net on mine
when you calibrate, do you have the option in system prefs to "reduce brightness before display sleeep" turned OFF? if not, that can play havoc with profile creation
i've not used the eye one calibrator, what colour temperature and gamma are you selecting? with mine I use the native white point and gamma 2.2
if the generic apple "color lcd" profile is giving better colour than your generated profiles then i'd say you've got a problem with your calibration setup or workflow
for some test images try...
http://www.brucelindbloom.com/
...click on 'info' then, 'rbg reference images', you can download rendered test images
...and...
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/
the very first density wedge on the 'contrast' page is blue, so if you see purple here you need to start defaulting/reverting settings

X-rite eye-one display 2 monitor calibration and new 27' iMac

Hi,
I have been looking at the new 27" iMac to replace a 24" iMac Intel core 2 duo that I purchased last spring. The main problem being that I am a photographer/graphic designer and found out after I purchased this iMac that my x-rite eye-one display 2 monitor calibration system was rendered useless because the monitor brightness was way out of range (too bright) for the calibration software to work correctly.
My question is: Has anyone tried to use the x-rite eye-one display 2 with the new iMac 27" monitor? I understand that they may have fixed the monitor brightness problem, but now the new screen is lit by LED instead of LCD. Has this just presented a NEW problem that makes this color calibration system still useless or does it work despite the fact that the monitor light source has changed?
Thanks in advance for any info you can provide

The x-rite i1 display 2 won't work with any LCD lit panels. I've attended a x-rite training only six weeks ago and the guy explained the issues. So if you want to calibrate any LCD backlit screen, you have to get a more expensive thing -- maybe the Colormunki will do, but for sure the i1Pro will work. It's still a quite expensive upgrade.

Eye One Display 2 + CG241W and Macbook Pro

I have a Macbook Pro C2D and my external display is a EIZO CG241W. On both of these screens, my blues are pretty much purple. Does anyone have this problem? I've tried the Eye One Match software aswell as Colornavigator and I have still have this problem.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/subtleimages/2304944051/in/set-72157604003362430/
this turns purple when opened in safari..purple skies
Anyone know whats goin on?

that's a blue net on mine
when you calibrate, do you have the option in system prefs to "reduce brightness before display sleeep" turned OFF? if not, that can play havoc with profile creation
i've not used the eye one calibrator, what colour temperature and gamma are you selecting? with mine I use the native white point and gamma 2.2
if the generic apple "color lcd" profile is giving better colour than your generated profiles then i'd say you've got a problem with your calibration setup or workflow
for some test images try...
http://www.brucelindbloom.com/
...click on 'info' then, 'rbg reference images', you can download rendered test images
...and...
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/
the very first density wedge on the 'contrast' page is blue, so if you see purple here you need to start defaulting/reverting settings

Anyone use the Eye-One Display 2 to Calibrate their monitors?

Just wondering if anyone on the forum today has used the Eye-One to calibrate their monitors and if you like it?

The best way to view DV video output is on a monitor that is designed for that format. Computer monitors are progressive and run in a different color space than NTSC/PAL monitors. If you want to really see how your video slide show displays, you should monitor it on an NTSC display. Keep in mind that LCD and plasma TVs still do not have the dynamic range of good ol' crt TVs. The sony PVM-14L2 (now discontinued) is a great choice for monitoring DV.
How to calibrate a NTSC monitor:
http://www.synthetic-ap.com/tips/calibrate.pdf
http://www.bluesky-web.com/colorbars.html
http://www.videouniversity.com/tvbars2.htm
http://www.mediacollege.com/video/calibration/
You need some device between the computer and the TV to convert the firewire out DV into analog to be fed to the TV. The A/DV converter can be your camcorder, a DV deck or a dedicated device such as those made by Canopus (the ADVC series).
S-video should yield a better signal than composite. Component would be better yet but most simple a/dv converters don't offer that as an i/o option.
If you want to work in HDV, all of the above is meaningless. HDV does not monitor via firewire. You need a 3rd party card (eg Kona LH) or an external DVI box (Matrox MXO) to convert the signal to a displayable format. And, you need an HD monitor or, with the Matrox, you can use a 23" Apple display.
Good luck.
x

Have to change card because no driver support for over one yea

Hello I have a extreme music and theres been no update to the driver for well over one year now, and I have all sorts of bugs and issues with the current driver.
Why on earth has there been no driver for over one year? I can play half my games and some other software as theres sound error, either in software or in "sound" clicks and pops and such.
Is there anyone in here freom creative that can shed some light on these missing drivers, or do you just stop supporting you customers and HOPE they buy your product again?.
I demand an answer, wheres the drivers updates?.
It's looking like I may have to buy a new sound card, just to get some software support! whats the next best thing to creative? I wouldn't have to ask this if you supported me with new drivers.Message Edited by itskrom on -07-200706:24 PM

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Better support for iPhone Retina display apps

The iPad display is higher resolution than the iPhone 4. It would be nice if when I use an iPhone app on my iPad that is built for a retina display if it was not downscaled to a non-retina resolution. This would make the apps built for the retina display way more usable on the iPad.
Seems like an easy change. I'm actually surprised it was not included as part of iOS 4.2.1.

Again, that's not how it works. Apple didn't really have to do anything for the iPhone 4 because they're the same screen size. All they did was double every pixel for the iPhone 4 which is what you see when you use 2x mode on the iPad. If the iPhone had a 10" screen, even with the retina display it would look just as blocky as the iPad because of the screen size.
Did you not notice the resolution for iPhone 4 is exactly 2x that of the old iPhones? 640x960 vs 320x480. They didn't do anything special with the iPhone 4 to make the old apps look good, the screen size being the same is what made the difference.
this is all in reference to the iPhone 4 displaying apps not optimised for the retina display.

Macbook Pro support for two external displays

I keep seeing articles since yesterday stating that the new MBP retina display supports 3 external monitors and the new Macbook Air supports two (through just one ThB port?) but how come no one says anything about the new regular MBP's support? If the Air supports two isn't the regular MBP also supposed to be able to work with two external monitors?

USB video has performance limitations, but it's fine for stuff that doesn't involve fast-action video.
ah yes, sorry, the new USB 3 now supports speeds up to 5 GB/sec so it may become suitable for AV use. Actually, only ThunderBolt (and HDMI) has higher speed than the USB 3 port.
but I just found this page here at the Apple support, which states that the Air and Pro both support 2 displays and the retina MBP one more through the HDMI port, so I guess now it's official

Support for OnePlus One smartphone

Hi,I have been browsing around the internet for a new phone now for a while and I have come across the Oneplus One. Unfortunately Telstra does not sell any of these models of phones in Australia, but I am however able to ship them into the country. Several forums on the internet say that the Oneplus One will be able to connect to Telstra's 3G and 4G networks, others say that the phone cannot connect to the networks. The network specs of the phone are:2G NetworkGSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 19003G NetworkHSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 21004G NetworkLTE 700 / 1700 / 2600 /2300/2100/1800SIMMicro-SIM I personally no idea on what these numbers mean.... so my question is, will the Oneplus One be able to connect to the 4G and 3G networks and support Telstra sim cards?Thanks for your help,Jordan

This is actually incorrect information.
The OnePlus One works on *ALL* Australian networks including Telstra on both 3G and 4G.
Telstra utilises both Band 3 (1800MHz) and Band 1 (2100MHz) for their 4G network. In addition, the OnePlus One will support the upcoming roll out of Band 7 (2600MHz) coming at the end of 2014.

Sierra Wireless driver for native support for 10.5 displays wrong network

Anyone getting the wrong wireless network with the Sierra Wireless driver for native support in Leopard? Sometimes when my AT&T 881u cannot connect, the mini card starts displaying Verizon information. This only happens once every couple of weeks. AT&T says its Sierra Wireless' problem and Sierra says the issue is Apple's.
I took a picture of the issue with my iPhone. I'll post a link as soon as I get a chance to sync.
This card normally works great, but this issue is really strange since AT&T G3 network shouldn't be compatible with Verizon's EVDO.

That model is included in the hpijs and ESP ghostscript driver set:
http://www.linuxprinting.org/macosx/hpijs/
When you get that installed, come back with print server model for setup help. Since there isn't auto setup software for OS X, we need to setup all the details.

Will support for 'ALCATEL one touch' with Forefox OS be continued ?

I've got an ALCATEL one touch with Forefox OS ver. 1.30.
My Question: Will this smartphone further be supported by Firefox OS?
Even there are already higher Firefox OS versions available for other devices,
nothing has changed so far for my device :-(
best regards
Tensor

hello Tensor, there are different firefox os devices in the "alcatel onetouch" range (fire, fire c, fire e) - which one are you referring to?

Support for Business One in a Virtual (VM) environment.

First post - if I have the wrong location let me know.
Given note 14920000 can anyone explain the statement below that I got from my reseller after contact with SAP Support? I am told this was the statement from SAP Support.
unfortunately SAP Business One will no longer provide any support statements on virtualization software as we consider it the virtualization vendor#s responsibility to
ensure operating system compatibility. SAP Business One is running on virtualization software just as it is running on non-virtualized operating system platforms.
Thanks,
Scott McClure
Omega Morgan

Hi Omega,
The message is clear: SAP will only treat the OS on the VM as the same as the original. Whatever related to VM issue, that is not SAP's business.
Thanks,
Gordon

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