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Howdy Gents, Ladies,
I’ve run into a bit of an odd problem, which really hasn’t anything to do with PS CS2 except that it is interfering with my output from the program. I recently purchased an ATI X1600 video card with dual monitor support. Since installing the card, my monitor profile won’t "hold" on boot up. It gets activated as the machine is booting, but the last thing that happens is the profile gets kicked out again, presumably in favour of whatever ATI places in there. I tried restoring the profile using the Windows color applet, but I can’t get it to load even with that. I suspect the LUT is being blocked. Would anyone here have this sort of experience, and know a fix for this? If there are no fixes, can anyone please recommend a good video card for photo editing that will not interfere with profiling and profiles?
Thanks very much. Again, I realize this isn’t strictly a PS issue, but there’s a lot of knowledgeable people here in this sort of area, and ATI has been of absolutely no help whatsoever. Thanks again.
Glenn
I’ve run into a bit of an odd problem, which really hasn’t anything to do with PS CS2 except that it is interfering with my output from the program. I recently purchased an ATI X1600 video card with dual monitor support. Since installing the card, my monitor profile won’t "hold" on boot up. It gets activated as the machine is booting, but the last thing that happens is the profile gets kicked out again, presumably in favour of whatever ATI places in there. I tried restoring the profile using the Windows color applet, but I can’t get it to load even with that. I suspect the LUT is being blocked. Would anyone here have this sort of experience, and know a fix for this? If there are no fixes, can anyone please recommend a good video card for photo editing that will not interfere with profiling and profiles?
Thanks very much. Again, I realize this isn’t strictly a PS issue, but there’s a lot of knowledgeable people here in this sort of area, and ATI has been of absolutely no help whatsoever. Thanks again.
Glenn
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