Anyway to setup Blue Eye Pro to calibrate screen over and over automatically?

Sylver123 · 16 Sep 2010 at 11:35

Hi

I was wondering if there is any way to setup Blue Eye Pro to calibrate a screen, save color profile+color information pdf
over and over automatically instead of having to manually do this?

Thanks for responding.

Adrianr · 16 Sep 2010 at 14:02

How do you mean automatically? You're still going to have to place the colorimeter on the screen yourself.

Sylver123 · 16 Sep 2010 at 15:04

Adrianr said:
How do you mean automatically? You're still going to have to place the colorimeter on the screen yourself.

I mean you know how you have to manually press the start button in the program to start the calibration process and then after the program has finished calibrating it gives you an option to save the calibrated color profile and start a new calibrate which you have to do manually, it would be good if there was a way you could set the program to automatically calibrate the screen, save color profile+color information pdf, and start another calibration process continuously without you needing to be at the computer to start it manually.

That way you could go away do something else for a couple of hours and when you come back and stop the program, you can select the best color profile for the screen.

I hope you now understand me?

Adrianr · 16 Sep 2010 at 20:16

Ahh I see. Well if you're using the same colorimeter, screen and program, the discrepancy between each profile created within 10/15 minutes of one another after the proper hour warm up time will be so minimal it's really not worth the bother. There is probably a larger margin of error between the left and right of the screen.

In exact answer to your question, I'm afraid I don't know how to automate the profiling process. However, I know of not one program that has this feature, and I'm assuming for good reason.

Sylver123 · 17 Sep 2010 at 00:33

Adrianr said:
Ahh I see. Well if you're using the same colorimeter, screen and program, the discrepancy between each profile created within 10/15 minutes of one another after the proper hour warm up time will be so minimal it's really not worth the bother. There is probably a larger margin of error between the left and right of the screen.

In exact answer to your question, I'm afraid I don't know how to automate the profiling process. However, I know of not one program that has this feature, and I'm assuming for good reason.

OK, Thanks anyways mate.