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Hi im trying to calibrate my Dell laptop screen to 6500k. However im getting an extreme green cast when i do so. Calibration looks fine if i set white point to “as measured” but the whitepoint is coming in around 7000ish when i do that. Im using a Dell XPS l502x laptop with a B+RG LED screen and a Spyder 5. When i take a whitepoint reading using the “interactive display adjustment panel” it shows very low greens and high reds and blues. Ive tried to adjust these using the Intel graphics card settings in control panel but it is impossible to get it right. Do i have some settings wrong somewhere here? Is it possible to change the whitepoint of this screen or am i wasting my time?
Hi,
the Spyder5 can use the X-Rite spectral corrections originally designed for the ColorMunki Display/i1 Display Pro (i.e. “Spectral: LCD RG Phosphor”). Otherwise, use whitepoint “As measured”.
Ive tried to adjust these using the Intel graphics card settings in control panel but it is impossible to get it right.
Any form of software adjustment usually alters the video card gamma tables (videoLUT) which interferes with calibration, so cannot be used.
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