"Quickie" Mac screen calibration software which seems to work

[Rick Womer]

I've calibrated our G5 iMac (PowerPC version), 13 in
MacBook, HP nc8230, and a Dell 24 in LCD monitor with
mine, and it has worked very well on all of them.

Are you sure you loaded the right software?  The
original Huey came with software not compatible with
Intel-powered Macs.  The Huey Pro software shouldn't
be a problem, though.

Rick

--- Charles Robinson <charlesr at visi.com> wrote:

> On Mar 7, 2008, at 22:01, Rick Womer wrote:
> 
> > One can buy a Huey Pro for $110 from B&H.  It
> takes a
> > minute to install, about a minute to run, and then
> you
> > have a monitor that looks =the same= as any other
> > calibrated monitor.  It is vastly superior to
> software
> > "calibration".
> >
> 
> Actually, I just tried a Huey Pro on my 13" Macbook
> and I ended up  
> with a display that looked like it had had pink nail
> polish poured all  
> over it.
> 
> (I borrowed it from a guy sitting next to me in the
> office)
> 
> It works like a champ on his displays - but not on
> my screen, for some  
> reason.  :-(
> 
> I'll try it again with all of the lights out just to
> make sure that it  
> didn't get some sort of "read" from the flourescent
> lights overhead  
> (although why it works in the same room with HIS
> displays is a mystery).
> 
>   -Charles
> 
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> Charles Robinson - charlesr at visi.com
> Minneapolis, MN
> http://charles.robinsontwins.org
> 
> 
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