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Article #6Re: Profiling destroys Adobe RGB in Vista
From: monkeydeus
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:32
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:32
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Well, that was easy enough. Because I never noticed the problem until I had changed the OS and gone to Vista 64, I was convinced the problem must have been sofware-based. However, I recently had to reinstall XP on the machine, and found that the problem persisted. That gave me a very strong clue that maybe it was a hardware-related problem after all. Sure enough, I was finally able to buy a new puck, and the problem disappeared. Should anyone come across this or a similar problem in the future, just be aware that there are filters in the puck that can get out of alignment, and the puck can physically fail (this was a surprise to me).
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