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Can the Colormunki smile calibrate the NV156FHM-N43 V8.0. If so what should my settings be.
Default setup as starting point, White LED correction.
For white point choose the lesser evil, your desired white loosing contrast, native white (max contrast, white may not be “white”) or some daylight white close to native white as a compromise solution between the two.
Measure native white and you’ll know. If it is a laptop IPS display, D65 white should be at your gasp without loosing a significative amount of contrast.
IDNK how it behaves after calibration matrix profile verification. Grey issues can be solver lowering calibration speed. Huge color discrepancies between profile and display may be solved with XYZLUT profiles and lots of calibration patches. Usually default settings work if display is not bad behaved.
Here is my profile using defaults with my colormunki what do you think?
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That you chose to do not correct white and keep native greenish-cyan whitepoint…
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This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Vincent.
Looks extremely red and muted
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Munki smile has not the accuracy or future proof capabilities of an i1d3 from Xrite. If white does not look OK with your limited colorimeter use visual whitepoint approach
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