Damien Symonds

May I see a photo of it?

Yes, but which one? There have been a lot of i1 models over the years.

Which one, though?

Absolutely not necessary, no. Which X-Rite do you have, and what screen do you currently have?

Yes, that covers Step 1. But you've completely neglected Steps 2-4.

Remember how I said to read the posting guidelines?

Did you read the link?

Oh crap. Is it too late to change your order? https://www.facebook.com/groups/askdamien/permalink/3495497333843775

Which one?

What's not working? The screen itself? Or the Spyder? Well, you should loosely adjust the brightness so that it's a close match to your prints.

Of course it's blurred, isn't that why you chose it? It's lovely.

Great! Just tidy up the mask around the lady's head, is all.

Make sure you do your normal raw processing on the photos first, of course.

Just overlay, then mask. Exactly as I taught you in class.

What? No, you do it!

Sure! That'll work.

I think the first one would be better. Some of the photos are too pale in the second one. I think it would be done with Channel Mixer. Go ahead and do the normal editing first.

Well, the best place would be your own library. Have you ever shot some lovely Fall scenery in other years?

Did that work ok, @Ct80?

If you go to the "Color Management" control panel, you should be able to remove the Spyder profile there. Let me know if you have any trouble.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/working-with-dual-screens-windows-10/

Yeah, sorry. Your Spyder4 is just too old for the modern screen technology, especially the touchscreen technology. Time for a new one Until you can afford a new one, plug an external desktop monitor into your laptop and calibrate it and edit on it.

Hi @Ct80, which model Spyder do you have? How old is it, exactly?

It'll be very simple to fix the glasses. You're right, they're not too bad at all. Maybe they don't need fixing at all!

Yep, that's exactly right.