With the introduction on July 29, 2008 of Lightroom 2.0 and Camera Raw 4.5 a new and very exciting change has taken place. Both of these raw converters (as well as any others which are DNG 1.2 compatible) now can use camera profiles.

OK, I was very enthusiastic in my last entry to see my Spyder calibration device supported in ArgyllCMS. So much that I didn’t read any documentation and just typed the first command that I came across and behold, my Spyder started measuring patches. Great! However, typing the first command I came across didn’t quite produce a working icc profile.

I prepared this web color tutorial to test and troubleshoot internet color problems reviews on the new so-called wide-gamut LCD panel flat monitors in a color-managed web browser like Safari for the Mac OS X and Windows XP Vista operating systems.

A little summary of where Linux stands as far as photography is concerned.

Computers use varying types of display devices—ranging from small monitors to the latest large flat panels. Despite all of these displays, the internet has yet to set a standard for representing color and tone such that images on one display look the sa

Monica is a Monitor Calibration Tool.

Today I finally got a Spyder2 Express monitor calibration kit, and calibrated my ThinkPad's laptop. I've known it to be shockingly badly calibrated (although it is an improvement over the X20), but was curious as to how much it can be corrected.

Argyll is an open source, ICC compatible color management system. It supports accurate ICC profile creation for scanners, CMYK printers, film recorders and calibration and profiling of displays

It is now possible to fully calibrate a monitor for Linux!

In this page we discuss a critical step in setting up a digital darkroom: calibrating your monitor so it conforms to widely-accepted standards of image display. A properly calibrated monitor is essential for making prints that match the monitor image; it