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I just find this rather cool. Letters and numbers that look the same, when viewed from different angles. They call it "4D type":
<a href="http://www.losiento.net/entry/4d-type">http://www.losiento.net/entry/4d-type</a>
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This works well for individual YouTube movies: ---
YouTube Video
Here is a YouTube video that explains Multi-Dimensional Reporting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZLF0ekRa5A#t=02m40s
In July, 2011 Apple released version 10.7 of their operating system ("Lion"). This OS does not support the translation protocol known as "Rosetta" which has been used to run many Power PC applications. With Lion, several common color management applications will no longer run. Here is a table listing several of these applications, whether they will be Lion compatible, and whether there is an alternative that has the same function.
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NEC - MultiProfiler - Typical workflow & Print emulation
Apparently the neat thing about Multiprofiler is that it can be used to load the LUTs of different profiles into the INTERNAL graphics processor in the display, and that color setting will stay - even when the display is not hooked up to a computer.
The first part of this shows the typical procedure for editing a custom Picture Mode preset. The second half shows how to use this to emulate a printer profile.
Launching
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Upon launching MultiProfiler (after having made some changes in SpectraView.)
MultiProfiler - main window
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Selecting the Response Improve setting helps reduce blurring that can occur in fast-moving images.
Selecting the Metamerism correction setting can improve the white point color matching when the monitor is used side-by-side with a standard color gamut monitor. This feature compensates for the way the human eye perceives colors slightly differently compared to the scientific instrument used to adjust the monitor during calibration. This difference is due to the different spectrum of light that makes up the screen image on the wide color gamut compared to that of a standard color gamut monitor.
Edit... button
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Choose one of the presets and click Next >
Display Gamma
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Enter gamma value and choose Next >
Color Gamut
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Define the color gamut that you want the display to produce.
White point
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Brightness and Black Level (and Finish)
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This finishes the wizard.
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Alternative workflow for Printer emulation
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Choose "Custom"
Custom Settings type
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This is a process gone through when creating a new preset for print emulation.
Select a profile....
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This is a list of all printer profiles on the system. (It is also possible to use the "Add from other location" button to bring in monitor profiles and view them in the 3D LUT feature.)
3D Lut for printer profiles
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3D LUT after enlarging window.
Printer rendering intent
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The next page bring you here where you can choose a rendering intent to be used to create the LUT. Here, too, you can view your choice in a 3D LUT. You can use this to see the differences between rendering intents.
3D LUT
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It is also possible to enlarge this 3D LUT window to get a better view of the points. (See bottom right corner.)
Another 3D LUT
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Default RGB.icm
White point
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In order to match a printer, you need to carefully set the white of the display here so that it matches the white of your printer paper under your specific illumination.
Save in memory location
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The screen flashes for a minute or so......."updating 3D LUT for PA271W....."
Brightness and Black Level
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Finally, you are able to set the brightness to further define that the brightness of the display matches that of the iluminated paper.
Final
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