I agree I will have to calibrate as many as 60 monitors. If I use the manual method I will have 60 variation on the calibration. Do any of the other option mentioned about allow me to export a profile for other monitors or even printer profiles?
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Originally Posted by colorblind
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Originally Posted by Earendil
I have tried a number of monitor correction devices and although they create a pleasing look they rarely help me match what is coming off the presses, I mean really, what's the most important thing, having it look pleasing on screen or having it look realistic.
We have a calibrated Epson plotter for proofs. I take Adobe's stock color image "Olé no Moiré" and print her out on the Epson. I then open her up in Photoshop and let her sit in the background as I run through an advanced monitor calibration using system preferences. Using my eye I can get the image on my monitor to come real close to matching the proof, which matches the press. Great results, no extra money!
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No offence, but if you have to calibrate more than one monitor this way, chances are color won't be consistent from one monitor to another. |
