I was wondering what software you use for testing monitors? If I've understood it correctly you use the X-Rite i1Pro spectrophotometer, but the standard i1Match software does not feature the tests you perform in your reviews.
What software do you use for testing monitors with the X-Rite i1Pro spectrophotometer
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We have developed our own software because a simple profile validation offered by any calibration software wouldn't be sufficient.
Best regards
Denis
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That isn't what I suspected... I have the DataColor Spyder 3 Elite myself, with the upgrade to the version 4 software.
The version 4 software features some testing functionality:
- Display uniformity measurement
- Delta E color deviation for white and 50% grey
- Gray scale tracking measurement
- Whitepoint measurement
- Measurement of the x and y coordinates in CIE 1931 xyY color chramacity diagram for the red, green and blue extremities
- Contrast measurement
- Gamme curve measurementI'm thinking of buying an i1Pro, however I do not want to lose the testing functionality, but the i1Match does not feature that functionality. The DataColor software does not support the i1Pro as measurement device as far as I know. Do you know any commercially available software that features at least the same testing functionality and supports the i1Pro as measurement device?
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The UDACT (UGRA test) performs quite extensive tests (including measurement of the UGRA/fogra media wedge under consideration of the display profile).
It is also bundled with iColor Display (which I would also recommend as calibration/ profilation software in combination with the EOP) but can only be used directly after a calibration/ profilation here. The standalone version has of course no limitations.
Apart from an ICC workflow there are products for TV/ Beamer calibration but they all have some pitfalls.
Best regards
Denis
