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I’ve just received my Eye One Display, and have calibrated my display for D65, gamma 2.2.
If I open a greyscale wedge in Photoshop 7.01, and assign it the sRGB profile, it looks fine.
If I now assign this profile a D50 profile (ColorMatch), again, it looks fine.
If I now do a soft proof, selecting my display profile as the proof profile, with an absolute intent,
it does *not* look ok – the colour barely shifts at all. It *should* turn slightly yellow. (this is what
happens when I use another D65 display profile, such as sRGB)
Anyone else notice this kind of behaviour?
I’m using Eye One Match V2.03A.
I’ve double checked that there’s no other display lookup table loader running, or residing in my Startup folder.
Greg.
p.s Will contact Eye One support as well.
If I open a greyscale wedge in Photoshop 7.01, and assign it the sRGB profile, it looks fine.
If I now assign this profile a D50 profile (ColorMatch), again, it looks fine.
If I now do a soft proof, selecting my display profile as the proof profile, with an absolute intent,
it does *not* look ok – the colour barely shifts at all. It *should* turn slightly yellow. (this is what
happens when I use another D65 display profile, such as sRGB)
Anyone else notice this kind of behaviour?
I’m using Eye One Match V2.03A.
I’ve double checked that there’s no other display lookup table loader running, or residing in my Startup folder.
Greg.
p.s Will contact Eye One support as well.
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