Lately, I'm spending a lot of time preparing images for mu site, and the web of course is SRGB. I have two NEC LCD2690uxi2's mounted on a dual head stand which positions them perfectly.
The problem is, after calibration for SRGB, while the colors match, the white points do not. There is a visual mismatch, and it's only affect, is it's irritating every time you have a window with a white/light color spanned across both monitors or even close to the joining edges.
Spectraview II provides a way to adjust the white point for a visual match, but.. when the SRGB color gamut is selected in the "edit target" area.. the "white point" adjustment area is grayed out. Choosing any other gamut but SRGB allows the white point to be edited.
Yes, a visual match as far as the white/light windows then becomes possible, measured, and profiled. The white/light windows now look the same.
The problem is the monitor you edited is now using the full gamut of the monitor, which isn't suitable for web/SRGB use.
I'm sure everyone with dual monitors is fully aware of this issue. Why I'm posting, is to see if any of those people have some up with a workaround to achieve a visual match while still maintaining the SRGB gamut?