Quato iColor Display 3.7, Руководство пользователя

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Setup
iColor Display´s main window offers six calibration
setup for the different display types and calibration
technologies.
Please select the calibration setup that matches your
system and display. If no Quato displays are connec-
ted, the first two entries will be grayed out.
Afterwards, select your measurement device. iColor
Display supports the following devices:
- Xrite Eye One Pro Spectrophotometer
- Xrite Color Munki Spectrophotometer
- Xrite Eye One Display Colorimeter
- Xrite DTP94
- Datacolor Spyder 2/3
- Quato Silver Haze Pro
Notice: As colorimeters need to be trained to specific
display types and spectra, it is absolutely necessary
to enable the wide gamut correction if a Quato wide
gamut display, a third party wide gamut display or
a display with white-LED backlight (like the Apple
Cinema 24 Display or the iMac 21.5“/27“) is used in
conjunction with a colorimeter (not used with spectro-
photometers).
Calibration Settings
To meet the demands of novice users as well as
professional or corporate users, iColor Display offers
three setup options.
Easy Mode
The “Easy Mode“ is targeted to novice users or cor-
porate users that use specific corporate-wide pre-
sets. Simply select the working color space suitable
for the workflow, and double check it in your prefer-
red image-editing application. To match the most
common working spaces and environments, iColor
Display offers a wide range of presets:
- Adobe-RGB 6.500K, Gamma 2.2, 120cd/m2
- sRGB 6.500K, sRGB, 120cd/m2
- ECI-RGB 1.0 5.000K, Gamma 1.8, 120cd/m2
- ECI-RGB 2.0 5.000K, L*, 120cd/m2
- UGRA 5.800K, Gamma 1.8, 120cd/m2
- DCI 6.300K, Gamma 2.6, 150cd/m2
- HDTV 6.500K, HDTV, 150cd/m2
iColor Display´s startup window with the different calibration
setup, the device selection and the wide gamut correction.
iColor Display´s easy mode for novice users.