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So I was working on a calibration for a laptop I own. Everything was right until I wanted to do some I1Pro2 post calibration measurements in HCFR. I used the 2012_10 aligned to 1931_2 matrix to do it for info. (Appendix) In fact when I measured the 10 points grayscale, I got a progressive red negative tilt of 5 to 10 percent from 10% to 100%. Then I tried to solve it by messing with the custom source profile, required for custom whitepoint, gamma and so on, and changing 3DLUT generation rendering intents, but nothing worked. I tried to use the default 1931_2 without the alignement matrix but there was no effect on the problem. Then I randomly thought to use my I1DPlus if this tilt occured. Subjectively there was no red hue in midtones and shadows compared to the white. In the end I obtained a neutral gamma with it. Is it possible that my I1Pro2 is bricked or needs a recertification ? Or is this red hue the result of the noise produced by the black reading ? Thanks
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Appendix :
1.209085 -0.172804 -0.015714
0.121374 0.943158 -0.054192
-0.046581 0.075705 0.994752
Can you attach the HCFR measurements file?
I’ll try to repeat it through argyllcms commandline. If results match, aks this question to argylcms mail list since graeme gill is the person to ask this details.
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