I have just upgraded my monitor from:
ViewSonic 21" CRT to Eizo CG245w.
(I have also bought the LL color-management videos. Good !
This seems to be an never ending subject and I will try it once more.)
I first calibrated monitor-gamut + standard (instead of grayscale).
It all turned out very magenta compaired to print (under daylight tubs).
This was strange !
Yes the print light looked very green (now) so maybe that was it.
But I have had a very good match with the CRT.
(calibrated manually by adobe gamma and an AIM target)
After some thought (and observation) I now recalibrated to adobe-
gamut and gray-scale (intead of standard) whitepoint 5500.
I also added just a little little tiny manual ajustment of the white
point (left into the YG area).
This was it. Now very very good print match
(maybe even better and the old CRT. Hard to say this monitor is more
even in every way.)
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Now I have to investigate and compare daylight tubes to see what
suits me best. What is the best color meter to measure and evaluate
these tubes.
I want to be able to use these measurements in the calibration
process.
So it have to be VERY exact.
No more afterwards tweeking please !
I can of course not use the built in meter.
/Goran1951