#Lacie blue eye pro pro

When I first installed everything, Win 7 wouldn't recognize my blue eye pro, so I had to contact Lacie. If you can help at all, I would really appreciate it. I'm at my wits end here- should I follow the instructions in the link above, or is it something else I'm doing wrong? I'm not even confident that I'm viewing my screen with the calibration active. Even right now, my monitor is so dim that this white box I'm typing in is not white- it seems to be about 1 stop under what white should be, and it wasn't that way with Windows XP and my previous calibration on that system. I've recalibrated 3 times today, and nothing is matching- the prints I received are not matching visually the adjustments I made in LR (I understand that I'm not viewing the printer profile in LR, but I've been using this lab for years and I know how their prints are supposed to differ from what LR shows). I followed the instructions in the link above, but my calibration seems way off now. Again, from my understanding, the monitor controls the brightness/contrast/black luminance, but the OS controls the color curves. I did some research online, and found this link: įrom what I understand, if you restart, or do some system-wide task (as opposed to as a user), etc, Windows 7 will dump your calibration. I ordered prints, and they are way too dark, and the color is off.

#Lacie blue eye pro pro

I ran the Blue Eye Pro calibration software, and I thought everything was fine- the calibration went fine, but it seemed like my monitor was a little too bright, but I trusted my calibration. I've now upgraded my computer to Windows 7, but I'm still using the same LaCie monitor. I was getting spot on prints from my lab. I have had my Lcaie 321 monitor for about 3 years and while running it with Windows XP, everything was great. Hey everyone, I'm in desperate need of help here.