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Updated to Snow Leopard - cannot calibrate iMac display
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Veltliner
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Nov 27, 2009, 03:40 AM
 
I just upgraded to 10.6.2, and I cannot calibrate my iMac any longer.

When I get to the luminosity adjustment, it tells me my iMac display (same setting I had) only has 58 cd2. Even when I crank it up to maximum (unuseably bright), I only get to 80 cd2.

I downloaded the newest iMatch 3.6.2 software.

I have a long line of jobs and cannot afford not to work. Any advice would be appreciated why Snow Leopard topedoes screen calibration on a 24" white iMac.
     
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Nov 27, 2009, 04:21 AM
 
I went back from Match 3.6.3 to Match 3.6.2, and it doesn't work either.
     
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Nov 27, 2009, 01:01 PM
 
Eye One Display Two does not work under Snow Leopard.

Do not use Eye One Display Two to calibrate, if you are on Snow Leopard. It does not create usable profiles.

X-Rite Photo Blog / Snow Leopard compatibility.

I'm using my old profile and hope that X-Rite, who hasn't been able to address issues, will release an update to its match software that works. Or the Eye One Display Two, a great unit so far, will be history and only usable as paperweight.
     
   
 
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