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Thursday, October 07, 2010

Testing the Colour Accuracy of Your Display and Eyes!

Here is the Challenge! Dare to Try? ;-)

http://www.xrite.com/custom_page.aspx?PageID=77

With an accurate monitor and display plus good eyes of yours, you should get the lowest possible score! Hope you could get a Zero mark then~

Btw, you're welcome to report back your score, by putting a comment to this post.


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Leonardo · 753 weeks ago

4 points, I think it's very nice. The only problem is that in the result page I can't have a comparison if I've done well, as it says
"Best score for your gender and age range: -11840" and "Highest score for your gender and age range: 11722", which is somewhat strange as it just goes from 0 to 99....
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RiceHigh 110p · 753 weeks ago

Good result, congrats!

Btw, the database and records shown at their site may not be correct.
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Jim Purcell · 753 weeks ago

Wow, I scored 33. Great test!
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quatrecouleurs · 753 weeks ago

Hi, I scored 0 w/ Samsung SM 2343NW. Is this test really relevant for colorimetry ? http://www.flickr.com/photos/quatrecouleurs/50593...
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RiceHigh 110p · 753 weeks ago

Wow, you're the Winner then! :-)
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Mimmo · 753 weeks ago

Uff.. 18 and a headache! :-)
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RiceHigh 110p · 753 weeks ago

Its Time Consuming!
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Allister · 753 weeks ago

22 after some effort. I could see some were out of place still (maybe 5 or so) but no matter where I moved them they looked worse. This on a 4 year old iMac screen. Now, if there was a 7-point ROYGBIV test I reckon I could ace it! ;-)
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RiceHigh 110p · 753 weeks ago

If the display just can't output any difference, it is impossible for the user to "distinguish" between them! :-o
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Eric Calabros · 753 weeks ago

21 .. but i swear it was my monitor fault :-)
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Jason · 753 weeks ago

11 from a laptop
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Paul · 753 weeks ago

14 on an Acer 17" laptop. Not great result but I enjoyed the test very much. Thanks for sharing.
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Yarda · 753 weeks ago

7 on a laptop screen.
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Moritz Schwertner · 753 weeks ago

I've finished with "6" on the new 27" iMac i7. I guess it's pretty good, right?

Moritz Schwertner,
http://www.moritzschwertner.de/
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jaad75 · 753 weeks ago

"You have a perfect vision"
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jt · 753 weeks ago

My result: 4 points on 17´´ Acer laptop. It's not entirely perfect score, but I can live with it :-)
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Fred · 753 weeks ago

I scored 3 on my wife's 15" macbook pro.

I've done the test before, but this time I took more care! Still hard at 11pm on a Friday night after beer, wine and whisky!

I will try it with my children on my 17" macbook. Their new eyes should help, and I've found that while the 17" is less bright then the 15", it has excellent colour reproduction.

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