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If you could, just toss it up on my FTP.

Here are two. I'm not sure if these are what you're looking for, but here goes...

1. hueyPRO icc file
2. Thinkpad default icm file

The hueyPRO file is generated by using the built-in color calibrator.

RonS wrote:Here are two. I'm not sure if these are what you're looking for, but here goes...

1. hueyPRO icc file
2. Thinkpad default icm file

The hueyPRO file is generated by using the built-in color calibrator.

Both of those ICC files are version 4 format, which means that you can't compare their gamuts to the sRGB and AdobeRGB gamuts with the convenient tools at www.iccview.de A pity!

I'm a bit surprised, in fact, that version 2 profiles are not produced by default, because not all applications that support display color management using their own color management code are able to deal with ICC version 4--for instance, Firefox 3.5.x or 3.6.x cannot (I believe the earlier versions of Firefox 3.0.x do support it, however). Application that use the Windows built-in color management routines should not have a problem.

Do you guys have it for the HD+? Thanks!

The links are expired. Can anyone post a calibrated profile again? Thanks.

Anyone?

Since I don't want to start a new thread for this, can anybody post a color profile for the W510 since mine doesn't have the calibrator? How do I go about changing it? thx

Are FHD LCDs in both W510 and W520 identical? ///I've done a quick Google search and it seems they are.

If so, this should work:
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/W-Series-T ... rue#M27243

...it's obviously not as good as creating a profile for your specific LCD, but for general work I think it's good enough.

I just read for Windows 8.1 (and 8 and 7) it's sufficient to install the .INF file for the monitor and use the default profile. You can ignore my request.

But that default profile is...well...a default profile which is usually downloaded through Windows Update.

And I can see no change while using it