I have a Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2070SB.
I just got a Colorvision Spyder2express.
This version of the software only calibrates to 6500K and 2.2 gamma.
So I set the monitor to sRGB mode, but then the brightness and contrast cannot be adjusted (and the SuperBright modes do not work).
According to the calibration procedure, I should first adjust the contrast (which seems OK), and the brightness (which seems to be completely off as the 4 dark gray rectangles are all black, not just one).
After going through the process, the result comparison shows that some shadow detail was recovered, but there are still a couple of dark grays which look black.
If I set the monitor to a different temperature, I can adjust the brightness so that the initial control rectangles show a gradation, but of course, then the calibration is wrong, because of the 6500K assumption.
So, completely out of luck with this setup?
I just got a Colorvision Spyder2express.
This version of the software only calibrates to 6500K and 2.2 gamma.
So I set the monitor to sRGB mode, but then the brightness and contrast cannot be adjusted (and the SuperBright modes do not work).
According to the calibration procedure, I should first adjust the contrast (which seems OK), and the brightness (which seems to be completely off as the 4 dark gray rectangles are all black, not just one).
After going through the process, the result comparison shows that some shadow detail was recovered, but there are still a couple of dark grays which look black.
If I set the monitor to a different temperature, I can adjust the brightness so that the initial control rectangles show a gradation, but of course, then the calibration is wrong, because of the 6500K assumption.
So, completely out of luck with this setup?