In case you stopped looking at my other post about my Eye-One problems...
OK, this might be a crazy question but I was looking at the bottom of the puck and the 4 holes. I can't for the life of me remember if some kind of doo-dad is supposed to fit in those 4 holes in the center or if this is the way it was made. Can someone look at theirs and tell me if looks like mine?
Gracias in advance...
Posts: 706 | Location: Redondo Beach, CA | Registered: 01 October 2003
can't see from the angle of the pictures - the cable entry point does not seem to have a sleeve/bushing (or whatever the proper term is) to prevent the cable from moving/pulling inside the puck and compromising the connections.
I believe the holes are where it reads from. Nothing goes into those holes.
You probably know this, but just in case, I'll mention it; If the suction cups are pressed hard up against the the monitor, it will not read correctly. The puck should hang loosely down on the screen.
This is a long shot, but you could try going to your boot drive/Library/Colorsync/Profiles, and throw out all your old monitor profiles, including the latest one. Then profile again with the eye-One. There could be a corrupt file in there.
Scotti
Posts: 2606 | Location: Los Angeles, California USA | Registered: 14 January 2001
Originally posted by John MacLean Photography: [qb] Craig,
What's your progress report? [/qb]
I finally got it working this morning. Did several things all at the same time so not sure exactly which one worked. First I blew air into those 4 holes in case there was any dirt or dust blocking and giving me a false reading, and second I turned off the "Screenshades" program before I calibrated in case that was somehow interfering.
So I finally got the right gamma and color temp but the screen was still way too bright so I turned on the "Screenshades" again to dim it to an approximately 140 Luminance.
Posts: 706 | Location: Redondo Beach, CA | Registered: 01 October 2003
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