Hi Leah:
I'd recommend running the internal calibration/profiling tool on your Mac or Windows machine if you don't have a hardware calibration system that calibrates and profiles monitors, like the Spyder3 Elite. You can eyeball the neutrality levels while running the calibration.
On the Mac, it is under System Prefs>Displays (then choose the projector), then click on Calibrate.
All the best,
Andrew
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On Jun 5, 2011, at 11:43 AM, LeahMurray wrote:
> Carl, I wish I could figure out how to calibrate mine: I've tried
> everything I can think of to adjust out that minute green/yellow cast that
> it has, but it still annoys the heck out of me by muting my crispy electric
> blues in my photos. I was told by one of the techs on the help desk that
> the problem is the 3rd party video driver on my laptop, but the darn thing
> does this no matter WHICH laptop is delivering images, so I'm resigned to it
> by now (had it for 6 years now).
>
> Any further suggestions from those of you in the know would be welcome!!
>
>
> Leah Murray
> Photographer & Digital Imaging Artist
> .
>
> Digital Visions Imaging
> leah@leahmurray.ca www.leahmurray.ca
> <http://www.leahmurray.ca/>
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>
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