#HOW TO INSTALL ICC PROFILE BENQ PRO#
#HOW TO INSTALL ICC PROFILE BENQ SOFTWARE#

when the i2 Photo Pro gets here i will surely find out the answer. how do the custom ICC profiles compare to the generic ICC profiles? for instance, do the gamut volumes increase across the range or do they incrementally increase for specific areas of color? i'm just curious.

it looks like the BenQ SW2700PT was an excellent choice as well as ColorThink SW.īy the way that is a nice feature, being able to see the color density of an image and comparing it to the media gamuts. The RGB device neutrals in the 1st image are my original monitor vs. Adobe fits inside of the SW2700PT's volume. actually to my surprise the BenQ's 3D graphical data set exceeds AdobeRGB totally. i just purchased i2 Photo Pro for Photographers version and eagerly await its' arrival. that is a factory LUT i have not calibrated my system yet. The guys at Chromix are the best in the business. That'll depress a lot of folks who assume that their images are way more colorful than they really are, or conversely, show you just how colorful even the narrow gamut spaces are. Another cool feature, if you're ever interested is to be able to drag an actual file into the CT window and have it map the range of colors in that particular image. But definitely look at the 3D gamut plot comparisons not the 2D versions. Your monitor could have a larger gamut in some areas and a smaller gamut in other areas, and your specific monitor might not be exactly the same as another of the same make and model. Adobe RGB is a mathematical construct while your monitor profiles, assuming you're making LUT based profiles and not matrix based profile, are going to be irregular and represent an actual device and will not confine it to the rigid edges of the matrix Adobe RGB. It's no surprise that the gamuts don't match precisely. It uses whatever data is within the profile you are feeding it to render its gamut maps, so it is dependent on the quality of your data for the quality of its rendering. I'd have to check on their version history. I've been using CTPro for what seems like forever - at least fifteen years, maybe more. It only maps, displays, fixes and compares, along with a bunch of other things.

#HOW TO INSTALL ICC PROFILE BENQ SOFTWARE#

or ColorThink Pro can be the culprit.ĬolorThink is the best software of its kind on the market and it's pretty inexpensive as well but it does not make profiles. when in reality the SW2700PT has a much wider measured Gamut. How is that possible? unless the SW2700PT is being under reported at 99% AdobeRGB coverage. the resultant graphs indicate that the device, in this case my Benq SW2700PT 27' 99% AdobeRGB monitor is dead on with the factory calibration.īut when compared to AdobeRGB the Benq color space coverage is > the AdobeRGB color space.

How accurate is the SW in making its' color profiles?įor instance, i made a graphical test Evaluate Device RGB calibration.

How to install icc profile benq