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UP2516D, ColorMunki Display, MacBook Pro (Mid-2012 - Intel HD4000 Graphics)
Hi All
I wish to calibrate my Dell UP2516D monitor with my MacBook Pro and ColorMunki Display.
The software I received with the Dell monitor was Windows only, the software I managed to download and upgrade does not support ColorMunki Display, which is weird as I am sure I had a version of the Dell software before which did support the ColorMunki Display. If there is a version still available of the software which I can use with the CM Display for the UP2516D, please can I have a link to it.
I am not concerned with CAL1 & CAL2 at this present time, due to not having anything else than a ColorMunki Display + my MacBook Pro with Intel Graphics. I do not wish to purchase a AMD Graphics Card or Nvidia Quadro or the more expensive i1Pro as I have seen suggested elsewhere. So for now ruling creating a 3DLUT out for CAL1/2.
I just want an accurate 1DLUT for my MacBook Pro's display profile.
I want to use the monitor in Standard mode, and both Adobe RGB & SRGB when editing in photoshop.
I have DisplayCal3 and under the Custom Color of the monitor, I have adjusted the RGB gains and also used the Brightness & Contrast settings of the monitor to adjust in relation to the following DisplayCal settings:-
Display & Instrument:-
Mode : LCD (Generic)
Correction: Spectral: LCD RG Phosphor
Calibration settings:-
White Point: As measured
White Level : 120 cd/m2
Calibration Speed: Low
Gamma (standard) : 2.2
Profiling Settings:-
Profile Type : XYZ LUT + Matrix
Profile Quality: High
Test Chart : Auto
Patches : 2681
By using the interactive part of the DisplayCal3 settings I have had to switch the Dell monitors Uniformity Compensation feature off. But, thankfully I have no banding issues.
I was wondering having done the above if I can use the Adobe RGB and SRGB as set by Dell originally and other modes except CAL1&CAL2 with colour accuracy and be fully (or as much as I can with what I have) confident with my monitors colour accuracy for my colour critical photoshop work.
I have work on, but want to be absolutely sure that I have done the best within my means (ie. not buying any more equipment) to get accurate colour.
I am guessing that adjusting the color via Custom Color and saving an ICC profie then has an effect on the color in the other Preset Modes. I use Standard preset mode for casual use and again I really need Adobe RGB and SGRB in the Color Space preset modes to be accurate.
If anyone can hep me with this, it would be greatly appreciated as I need to be sure and been round an round in circles with this.
Many thanks & Best regards
DELL-Chris M
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August 22nd, 2016 10:00
Apologies that you have not received a response from our users.
None of our documentation states if our OEM version of DUCCS X-rite supports the ColorMunki colorimeter. All of the notes I find say it is only supported by the X-Rite i1 Display Pro colorimeter. The UP2516D Guide states,
"This solution lets you get the best, most accurate, color possible with your Dell UltraSharp UP2516D/UP2716D for this display when used with an X-Rite i1Display Pro Colorimeter."
"You will need an X-Rite i1Display Pro Colorimeter to use the Dell UltraSharp Color Calibration Solution software."
Are you sure that you did not install the retail version of X-rite under Software Downloads?
Our OEM X-rite only saves the calibration in CAL1 or CAL2.
"You may need to change the monitor preset mode using the OSD to CAL1 or CAL2 before calibration starts. (Color Setting -> Preset Modes -> Color Space)"