O aš jau gavau :D Sukūriau bylą ir tiek savo sukurtame account'e (esu priregistravęs savo produktą). Technical Support Resolution Report Company Name: xxx Contact Name: xxx Contact Phone: xxx Contact EMail: xxx Based on the symptom you provided, we suggest you try our proposed resolution. If it does not address your issue please contact us again for further troubleshooting. Product: EODIS2 Symptom: Is i1Display 2 suitable to calibrate sony WCG-CCFL monitor (Wide Color Gamut Cold Cathode Fluorecent Lamp)? Proposed Resolution: Better use Eye-One Spectrophotometer (Eye-One Basic) Hello, thank you for your request. Lots of customers are using an Eye-One Display 2 to calibrate wide color gamut LED displays with an i1Display 2 successfully and the resulting quality fully fits to their needs (visually corrected colors, smooth gradations, neutral grays, corret luminance, white point, gamma). However, if you have very high expectations on the resulting quality (minimum deltaE), a full spectrophotometer like an Eye-One (included in the product Eye-One Basic) will probably deliver more exactly results than the i1Display 2 Colorimeter (spectral measurements in defined R,G,B ranges). An Eye-One Pro hase even a better measurement repeatability (device is even more expensive). A re-certification of the Eye-One once a year is recommended especially when doing reflection measurements (printer profiling, proofing verification according to ISO print standards, etc.). Of course, for optimum performance, I would remain t o recommend a re-certification once a year in any case, however, if you decide to do it e.g. once every two years, it would probably also work. A re-certification of an Eye-One is for roughly 150,- EURO. The device needs to be send to Service Department Switzerland then. Best regards, Liane May emeatechsupport@xrite.com Dear Sir or Madam, I would like to return to discussion concerning calibration of wcg monitors. Previously I used case 2009-00020525 for this matter. Recently I read interesting message in Apple forum (http://lists.apple.com/archives/colorsync-users/2009/Nov/msg00175.html ), where Mr J.Raimar Kuhnen-Burger states, that Display 2 is not ver y suitable for wcg monitor calibration due to big dE and etc. 1.Next year I would like to buy LED LCD TV and to calibrate it using my Display 2. But after reading above mentioned message I have very big doubt if Display 2 is suitable/capable for such task. Do you provide free or not free Display 2 firmware update for corect calibration of wcg monitors. If it is not free, how much would it cost? Could you clear this with product specialists with reference to above message in Apple webpage concerning Display 2 suitability to calibrate wcg monitros with wcg CCFL or LED backlights. 2. If I will decide to buy iPhoto Basic with iPro, do I need to send every year to your company for iPro factory reference recalibration of the device? If yes, how much does it cost? Thank you in advance for your reply. With best regards, xxx "Aladdin" <rimvydas@rimvydas.info> parašė naujienų news:hels6k$64r$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... > O kaip tu jiems rasei? As jiems support request'a sukuriau per puslapi, > tai iki siol tyla:/