Anyone happen to know where the Pantone Huey stores it's ICC profiles once you've done a calibration?
Also, is there a way to set these manually once you've calibrated your screen on Windows 7?
Normally, you'd have to have their software running all the time and the Huey plugged in which is a pain.
It also seems to have a bug which goes as this :
I have a two monitor setup, I sometimes disable the 2nd display when I watch a movie on the main. I switch on the 2nd display again and it isn't calibrated colour until the sensor checks for ambient light and readjust again. Which is annoying because I really hate that feature but I have to leave it on to have both screens with calibrated colour.
So, that's why I just want the profiles set manually :)
I think it might be a long shot asking here but oh well :s
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Anyone happen to know where the Pantone Huey stores it's ICC profiles once you've done a calibration?
Also, is there a way to set these manually once you've calibrated your screen on Windows 7?
Normally, you'd have to have their software running all the time and the Huey plugged in which is a pain.
It also seems to have a bug which goes as this :
I have a two monitor setup, I sometimes disable the 2nd display when I watch a movie on the main. I switch on the 2nd display again and it isn't calibrated colour until the sensor checks for ambient light and readjust again. Which is annoying because I really hate that feature but I have to leave it on to have both screens with calibrated colour.
So, that's why I just want the profiles set manually :)
I think it might be a long shot asking here but oh well :s
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