Hi there,
My PC display is a very good quality one and it's calibrated using an Eye1 color meter and iMatch. I understand that usually only professional software are using the profile (say Lightroom, Photoshop) and that many apps do not take advantage of it - that's why a picture displayed with Photoshop looks different than the same picture displayed with Windows Photo viewer.
When it comes to watching Blu Rays, is there a player out there that can take advantage of the calibration? I am not talking about setting the brightness and contrast, I am talking about the .icc profile craated by iMatch when calibrating the monitor.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Tony
My PC display is a very good quality one and it's calibrated using an Eye1 color meter and iMatch. I understand that usually only professional software are using the profile (say Lightroom, Photoshop) and that many apps do not take advantage of it - that's why a picture displayed with Photoshop looks different than the same picture displayed with Windows Photo viewer.
When it comes to watching Blu Rays, is there a player out there that can take advantage of the calibration? I am not talking about setting the brightness and contrast, I am talking about the .icc profile craated by iMatch when calibrating the monitor.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Tony








