eye-one with Intel Mac Color Casts/profile issues

[john_sarsgard1]

I'm mostly migrated from my old friend powerbook G4 to a bright shiny new MacBook Pro, with the Intel

technology. Most stuff works, but one never knows what the next culprit will turn out to be.

 

Calibrated the macbook LCD monitor with my eye-one display gadget. Looked at some old embedded

sRGB images, and they had a strong blue cast. Did it over, and now they have a strong green cast.

Images with embedded Adobe 1998 seem about the same. (Running photoshop in Adobe 1998, always

use the embedded profiles.)

 

Looked at the sRGB images closer, and PS says they have an embedded profile of the new monitor icc

profile that eye-one just created.

 

Any ideas? Didn't find anything on the Greytag website. I was using eye-one match 2.0.1.

 

Thanks! John

[Tim_Lookingbill]

What happens when you assign the correct profiles?

 

This is a new one to me. I'm still on a 2000 Pismo Powerbook

on Mac OS 9.2.2 and have never encountered anything remotely

similar to that.

 

Probably a new bug you've discovered. Check with Gretag and

Apple my only suggestion.

[eugene_scherba]

According to Rob Galbraith, <a href="http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/content_page.asp?cid=7-7896-8481" />Eye-One Match 3.6.1</a> supports Intel Macs, except it can't yet create large ICC4 profiles.

[sandy_labana]

What do you see if you use the monitor without creating a new profile and

view images using the monitor profile that came with your computer. Apple

used to have a built in procedure (I think under system preference, displays)

which required matching some grey colors. I do not know if new Macs have

the same. Sandy