Using Two ICC Colour Profiles With Two Displays

Heimdall2020 said:

Thanks for the help to all of you, and sygnus21 for the advice.
Im not very sure how people with two displays work If this is case, because as you said, every display, even from the same brand and exact model tend to be different, so, in the end you just have to calibrate one and deal with it?
Anyway, thanks fot the help, will try and post In DP Review and try luck!

You use the GPU software that allows you to create and control color profiles, even if you have two monitors. The problem is that when you use two different manufactures display devices and the screens are not the same manufacturer or one is larger, it can cause you to have to make one monitor to not be within the guidelines that you want and your eyes trick you into seeing one display device as worse or better than the other.

The idea is to use the same monitors that have the same screen and guts, so that you can have both use the same color profile.

bro67 said:

Did I mention using Windows to control each color profile for what you want them for, no I did not. AMD, Intel and NVIDIA all have their own software to allow you to create different profiles for what you want to use them for.

And I will continue to ask you to prove this false statement you insist on pushing. It's simple - All you have to do is show us how AMD, Intel, and NVidia allows you to create color profiles. Link? Your own demonstration?

I'm a photographer who calibrates his own monitor so I know a little about color management. I've used X-Rite, ColorByte (Spyder), and now SpectraView for my NEC monitor. Been color calibrating for years, and I've yet to see a graphics card software or hardware allow user created profiles. Anyone who knows a thing or two about color management also knows this.

Prove me wrong.

Heimdall2020 said:

Hi bro67, Im using crimson drivers for amd, and last night I checked to see If there was an option to enable color profiles for my displays, but I haven´t

Can you explain how to do this, do I need some other tool that Amd provides for doing this?

Thanks

This is no such feature. I'm also running an AMD graphics card, and using the Crimson drivers.

sygnus21 said:

This is no such feature. I'm also running an AMD graphics card, and using the Crimson drivers.

Yes there is a feature and you have to have multiple monitors when you set the presets. PSA: This is how you create Eyefinity/Display profiles in the new AMD Crimson Driver. : Amd

bro67 said:

Yes there is a feature and you have to have multiple monitors when you set the presets. PSA: This is how you create Eyefinity/Display profiles in the new AMD Crimson Driver. : Amd

OK, to put this to rest and move one....

That has absolutely nothing to do with creating a monitor profile. The OP knows it, I know it, and anyone who knows color management knows it.

Outside of that, I'll let you continue to speak for yourself.

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