I'll take a shot at this... First print out reports for both monitors to see where you stand (run File/Validat first, then File/Print Info). Compare the numbers and look what the differences are. Most likely white point is the main difference. If not then post the results here. In my opinion the correct way of doing the white point matching is looking at the "better" monitor x and y CIE numbers in the report and then creating a New target (on the Select Target screen) for the other monitor using CIE numbers (rather than the K number) for the white point target (there's a Custom white point number in there). Select same gamma. I'm not sure about the best compromise for Luminances, one monitor being old and all that. Run calibration, run File/Validate, print results. See if they get closer. A shortcut for lazy and careless people like myself is to load an ICC profile created for the first monitor as a target for the second one (File/Open target, navigate to the first icc profile)...
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Re: Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-03 by sergecashman
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