Canadia-Nikon
Senior Member
I have been using a Datacolor Spyder 4 Pro to handle monitor calibration for the past 3 years. My monitor is a ViewSonic VP2365-LED (IPS panel) and is working as well as the day I bought it.
My last few calibrations have been, to my eye, a little "off". I realize now that the software has been applying a fairly strong, green tint. Thinking that the recessed incandescent light above my desk might be "throwing" the Spyder, I decided to run another calibration but, this time, in the dark.
The results are considerably more pleasing, although there still seems to be a hint of green applied.
Have other Datacolor users experienced anything similar? Is the overhead lighting likely causing issues?
My last few calibrations have been, to my eye, a little "off". I realize now that the software has been applying a fairly strong, green tint. Thinking that the recessed incandescent light above my desk might be "throwing" the Spyder, I decided to run another calibration but, this time, in the dark.
The results are considerably more pleasing, although there still seems to be a hint of green applied.
Have other Datacolor users experienced anything similar? Is the overhead lighting likely causing issues?