Ale biski kaina to Eye-One Basic ;/

"Icetom" <kkk@kk.com> wrote in message news:hemar4$rbj$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
>O aš jau gavau :D  Sukūriau bylą ir tiek savo sukurtame account'e (esu 
> priregistravęs savo produktą).
> 
> Technical Support Resolution Report
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> Based on the symptom you provided, we suggest you try our proposed 
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> Product: EODIS2
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> 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
> 
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