- #SPECTRAVIEW II NO CALIBRATION DEVICE DETECTED MANUAL#
- #SPECTRAVIEW II NO CALIBRATION DEVICE DETECTED SOFTWARE#
All I can say is that if you can see it, then you can make it better, and I was seeing more in my images than in the past. The better on-screen image results had to be attributed to the NEC display and SpectraView II. I was not unhappy with the work I had done but I was surprised just how much the NEC P221W and SpectraView II allowed me to see even greater and different image possibilities. I have used good LCD displays the last few years and have generally obtained satisfying color-managed print output. Getting the white of the aspen trunks with just the subtle variation between sky blue and leaf gold alone is a challenge. I have done this Raw image file several times in the past but never got it so effective as with the NEC P221W. The result was that I found that the greater color gamut and refined image screen reproduction made it possible to very significantly improve final image output both on screen and in an inch thick bundle of prints made with the Epson R2880.įall colors can be tricky to balance and adjust to produce a print image that captures the reality that inspired the shot. I also used a new Epson Stylus Photo R2880 printer so I could critically evaluate the print results from all of my work with image files with the NEC P221W display. So now the real work began, first by selecting a range of images.
#SPECTRAVIEW II NO CALIBRATION DEVICE DETECTED SOFTWARE#
It’s so good when the display software talks directly to and adjusts the display directly it’s easy and you know it is done right. With NEC and SpectraView II, it is all clear, easy, and efficiently effective and you are ready to get some real image work done.
#SPECTRAVIEW II NO CALIBRATION DEVICE DETECTED MANUAL#
If you, like most, have a display made by one company and calibration and profiling software with colorimeter from another, there is quite a bit of manual display adjustment as well as software processing to do, and what works best is often learned by trial and error.
The results looked good, very good, and were hard to distinguish from some much more costly LCD displays I have used in the last year. I inserted the NEC application CD and installed SpectraView II, connected the display, and in a very short time I was in the process of setting the software and beginning the adjustment, calibration, and profiling process. Working With The NEC SpectraView II System
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