Re: Display Calibration - Student - Many questions.

1. Doesn't a hardware calibration control "adjust from the computer"?

2. Are you referring to the "90+" CRI fluorescents? The ones which are supposedly "color corrected"?
Because those ones sold as "color corrected" or "cinema" are actually "high CRI", and they're still greenish or magenta. Some of them are white at first, but they'll shift colors after hours of use (even KinoFlos).
High CRI is good for reproducing colors, like "wide gamut", but it doesn't make a difference when reproducing white.
Or do you have some new tubes that don't ever shift their color?
I will repeat this part of the question, which is what I was trying to be sure of: "If everything is the same color, even if it is a little greenish, then the eye gets used to it and it is almost the same as having everything exactly at 6500ºK. Right??"

3. Thanks!

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And thanks again :)

Rodrigo Silvestri