Viewsonic GT775 2k & 98 ICM profiles??

[seether]

Any ideas? I could've sworn I had em a couple of years ago, but can't be found on any of my disks or old tapes, and oddly enough no 98 icm on the VS floppies that came with them. I'm doing the google/lycos/hotbot/etc... thin again and going over their website with a fine toothed comb, but doubt it'll be any different than the last few times I looked.

Is there some sort of a monitor info mecca online that I just don't know about? Anyone have any ideas on where to look?

[Belwarrior]

I use the icm files for my PS775 in win2k but the GT775 win2k & win9x icm files included in the VSINF.exe for PS775 you can try looking for it on their website and if you cant find it send me your email addy i'll pass you the file.

save u the trouble, saw my inf file listed as Viewsonic Unsigned Plug and Play Drivers for Windows® 95/98/Me/2000/XP
try this file if you cant get the signed drivers to work the webpage link is http://www.viewsonic.com/support/drivers.htm

[UtwigMU]

icm profiles from manufacturer /= accurate colour.

No two monitors (even same model) are the same.

Fire up Photoshop's Adobe gamma and make your own icm that will also be concurrent with your monitor settings.

This is first hand experience.

You can also borrow hardware calibrator (Pantone and such) from a friend that works in service bureau.

[seether]

Thanks for the responses. Thanks for the heads up Belwarrior, I was too busy looking for something GT775 specific too notice anything else I guess.

I'm not really crazy about adobe gamma - it's been ok for quick 30 second adjustments for me, but but I've never been able to get good neutrality with it. It's never given me WYSIWYG all the way from the scanners to the printers. I've had pretty good luck with my electronblue's by using Lacie's icm.

I like the hardware idea though - I'll have to see who I can con into borrowing a spyder or something