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    AW X-Brite HD Color Profile ICC

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by Die$el, Jan 8, 2009.

  1. Die$el

    Die$el Notebook Enthusiast

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    I've given up asking any questions in the official AW forums.

    I was hoping that someone would have developed an ICC color profile for the AW model that uses the X-Brite Technology Screen. I have the cheaper LCD version and not the high dollar RGB Professional model screen.

    Thanks.
     
    Die$el, Jan 8, 2009
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    foldertree Notebook Guru

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    Why don't you create your own profile by using the Adobe Gamma Wizard found in the Configuration Panel? It's fast, easy and effective. :eek:
     
    foldertree, Jan 8, 2009
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  3. Die$el

    Die$el Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks for the reply Foldertree.

    I don't believe that my version of the AW comes with that software. The model number is VGN-AW190JAH, Titanium Grey, 16:9 wide screen WXGA++ 1920X1080 LCD Screen. The only Adobe Software loaded was Adobe Reader.
     
    Die$el, Jan 9, 2009
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    Hello:

    Did you try typing "adobe gamma" in the search area of the start menu?

    Of course I am aware that availability may be different according to countries. My vaio is a FW11M (french locale).

    I know for sure that there is at least one freeware alternative to Adobe Gamma. I stumbled upon it a while ago but cannot recall the exact URL. Why don't you Google it?

    Good luck!
     
    foldertree, Jan 12, 2009
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