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Not sure “black banding” is the correct description but there is a screenshot below.
First time calibrating using Display Cal, followed the instructions for using my Spyder 3 on Windows 10, no correction profile as none available.
After calibration in Lightroom and Photoshop CC I’m getting some terrible banding and/or quality loss and I can’t work out what has gone wrong. If I change profile back to the Spyder software created one it all goes away.
Any idea what I’ve done wrong?
Attach the profile please (“Create compressed archive…” next to settings).
Apologies for the delay, I have been away from my main computer.
Please see attached.
According to your Spyder3, your display has a very low contrast of 145:1 and extremely high red push. I would not trust these measurements and suspect that the Spyder3 is defective.
The gamut recorded by your Spyder3 is also much too large. ASUS PB298 has roughly an sRGB-like gamut.
Thanks for the information.
I will check the Spyder is functional using their own software and report back.
Regarding the Gamut, could that also indicate a faulty device? As it worked perfectly before.
Regarding the Gamut, could that also indicate a faulty device? As it worked perfectly before.
You can check the gamut of a profile created by the Spyder software as well. The Spyder3 seems to be unable to read your display accurately and “sees” a far too large gamut.
Hi,
So I found a second hand spyder4 and have recalibrated my display.
It looks much better but I was wondering if you could cast your eye over the new profile to see if everything is okay?
Thanks
