I use chromapure and id3pro to double check my autocal results. I hardly ever have to make much of an adjustment in chromapure post auto cal, so not sure if Id say it makes much of a visually significant difference.
Thanks, was there much of a learning curve?
Since I was able to get an i1 Pro 2, I don't need my i1 Pro any longer. If anyone is interested in it, let me know.
It's a great meter. I'm using the i1Pro2 for color and greyscle measurements. It's a little more difficult to use than my other meters, but it's far more accurate.
I don't use it for grayscale (it's not really that great below 30IRE), but I use it to train a C6 meter (that's much faster) and has better low light performance. The two together are great. I'd love to have a Kline or Minolta, but I don't shit gold bricks
True, the low light capabilities of this meter are a bit limited. I wish I could afford a Klein K10A. The X-Rite i1display Pro I have is better for these types of measurements. That's normally what I use for gamma calibration and I bought a Spyder 5 just to use to auto-cal my NX9.
Does anyone have the original calibration file .init for NX5 they can share? Autocal did not save my init. file after calibration. Not sure if they differ between pj's, JVC did not have an answer, but it's worth a try. I used I1pro 1 and I am not too impressed, I think factory looked better, despite measuring bang on.
Actually, it will work as I’ve (accidentally) imported an init file from my original jvc nx7 to my replacement nx7 and it worked fine. Now, I’m not sure if an nx7 init can go into an nx5 or vice versa, but if you’re brave enough to try it I can send you mine. 🙂