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  • #1057

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    Hello all,
    Quick question, how the heck to I get a “profile only” in version 3?
    I read the documentation, couldn’t find any thing helpful; version 2 was so much more easier.

    Thanks!

    #1058

    Florian Höch
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    Hi,

    it’s simple, on the “Calibration” tab set “Tone curve” to “As measured”.
    Deactivate “Interactive display adjustment” if you want to skip that as
    well.

    #1059

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    thank you!

    #1824

    beiti
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    Is there also still an option for “calibrate only”?

    #1825

    Florian Höch
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    Is there also still an option for “calibrate only”?

    No. It’s not a very useful option, because you can’t really do much with a calibration unless it’s embedded in a profile. The equivalent of “Calibrate only” would be to create a really quick profile (i.e. set the testchart patches amount slider on the “Profiling” tab to the lowest value, or create and use your own testchart with a low amount of patches).

    #1826

    beiti
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    The equivalent of “Calibrate only” would be to create a really quick profile (i.e. set the testchart patches amount slider on the “Profiling” tab to the lowest value, or create and use your own testchart with a low amount of patches).

    It could also be combined with the “Create synthetic ICC profile” feature to get non-measured profile data (e.g. using sRGB values).

    Of course this would be all experimental – not for real-life use. Nobody really needs a “Calibration only” feature, I know. 😉 I was just asking out of curiosity, and because there was such a button in earlier versions of DispCalGUI.

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