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Here is my situation: I bought an Samsung 226CW LCD monitor. I calibrated the monitor using a GretagMacbeth Eye one display 2 using the software version 3.6.2.
After calibration the shadow area of the images using the Eye 1 profile are all blocked up. I see this when I bring the image up to 200 or 300 percent on the screen.
Before calibration using the Samsung profile the shadows areas are not block up. They have a pretty smooth gradation.When I go back to the Eye profile I see the blocked up area in the blacks.
If I bring up the image in ACDSEE ver 4 the blacks are NOT blocked up.
This happens only when I bring the images up in any version of Photoshop.
I calibrated on the advanced mode correctly moving the settings as recommended.
Do you have any ideas whats going on here?
I use Windows XP Pro, CS3, Eye one display 2 calibrator
After calibration the shadow area of the images using the Eye 1 profile are all blocked up. I see this when I bring the image up to 200 or 300 percent on the screen.
Before calibration using the Samsung profile the shadows areas are not block up. They have a pretty smooth gradation.When I go back to the Eye profile I see the blocked up area in the blacks.
If I bring up the image in ACDSEE ver 4 the blacks are NOT blocked up.
This happens only when I bring the images up in any version of Photoshop.
I calibrated on the advanced mode correctly moving the settings as recommended.
Do you have any ideas whats going on here?
I use Windows XP Pro, CS3, Eye one display 2 calibrator
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