I calibrated with great anticipation and I got the cool blue tint again. I also decided I may as well go with NEC calibration so I ordered the Spectraview II from B&H which I received yesterday. Trial is over for the Coloreyes so that is done.Īt this point I'm thinking I need to replace the monitor which I have no problem doing if I need to. So I'm getting two extremes, too cool using Datacolor and too warm using ColorEyes. After calibrating it looked similar to the NEC native or factory reset. Next I downloaded Coloreyes Display Pro trial as you can use it with the Spyder Puck. The brightness test showed I'm getting 226 cd/m2 at 100% I contacted DataColor and they were very patient and they told me I was doing everything correctly but I just kept getting this blue cast so I was not really getting anywhere. It is not the screen I want to edit from but when I dragged an image over the whites looked white. When I reset the monitor to factory the whites are very yellow. I have always noticed a blue tint or a better word might be the whites look almost too cool. I have been using Spyder 3 pro and upgraded to Elite. They can last much longer but 50,000 is the cutoff point. NEC told me 50,000 is about the life cycle. I have a 6 year old NEC Multisync 2490WUXi.
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