Hi Pete, It happens that I bought my Mac Pro (10.6.4) right around the time my Lacie electron blue monitor was running out of the 3 year warrantee (5 or 6 years ago). It started acting up, and Lacie immediately said they'd send me a brand new one, and returned old in the new box. I use it only for imaging, and a different computer for everything else, so it's still in great shape. However, I no longer do my own calibrations -- instead I found someone who calibrates it for me about once a year. I'm not sure which software he uses with a puck, but it really works great. The combination of monitor and paper profiles for each printer, gives me perfect CC and density/contrast. When the CRT gives out, hopefully the new monitors with light diodes will be affordable. If you need the info, contact me directly -- I'll call him and ask which software he uses. Clay Price clay@... <Posted by: "spphoto2001" petegorsky@... spphoto2001 <Is anyone using a newer Mac Pro, OS 10.6.4, with a Lacie monitor/ Blue Eye calibration software/puck successfully? I am unable to get the calibration <process to work properly. Apple points the finger at Lacie, and Lacie points its finger at Apple. Yikes... <I'd also be happy to hear if another combination of high-end monitor and calibration hardware and software is working well for anyone with this <computer! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re:Monitor calibration
2010-09-10 by Clayton Price
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