speeddemon wrote on 2021-06-30, 01:21:

I have a few different computers hooked up to my CRT Monitor and would like to profile all of them. Is there any color calibrat […]
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I have a few different computers hooked up to my CRT Monitor and would like to profile all of them.
Is there any color calibration software for Windows 98?
Is it possible to generate an ICCv2 profile as an ICM file in Windows 10 and then load it on Windows 98? I tried this, but am not seeing the profile actually change anything in games or on the Windows desktop.
Thanks!

AFAIK, you would need a LUT (look-up table) loader that works in Windows 98 . An old Windows 9x compatible version of Adobe Gamma (which was bundled with Photoshop) might do the trick .

darry wrote on 2021-06-30, 02:08:

speeddemon wrote on 2021-06-30, 01:21:

I have a few different computers hooked up to my CRT Monitor and would like to profile all of them. Is there any color calibrat […]
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I have a few different computers hooked up to my CRT Monitor and would like to profile all of them.
Is there any color calibration software for Windows 98?
Is it possible to generate an ICCv2 profile as an ICM file in Windows 10 and then load it on Windows 98? I tried this, but am not seeing the profile actually change anything in games or on the Windows desktop.
Thanks!

AFAIK, you would need a LUT (look-up table) loader that works in Windows 98 . An old Windows 9x compatible version of Adobe Gamma (which was bundled with Photoshop) might do the trick .

Would that work for games too?

speeddemon wrote on 2021-06-30, 06:25:

darry wrote on 2021-06-30, 02:08:

speeddemon wrote on 2021-06-30, 01:21:

I have a few different computers hooked up to my CRT Monitor and would like to profile all of them. Is there any color calibrat […]
Show full quote

I have a few different computers hooked up to my CRT Monitor and would like to profile all of them.
Is there any color calibration software for Windows 98?
Is it possible to generate an ICCv2 profile as an ICM file in Windows 10 and then load it on Windows 98? I tried this, but am not seeing the profile actually change anything in games or on the Windows desktop.
Thanks!

AFAIK, you would need a LUT (look-up table) loader that works in Windows 98 . An old Windows 9x compatible version of Adobe Gamma (which was bundled with Photoshop) might do the trick .

Would that work for games too?

I imagine that it would . I have never tried it .

darry wrote on 2021-06-30, 16:28:

speeddemon wrote on 2021-06-30, 06:25:

darry wrote on 2021-06-30, 02:08:

AFAIK, you would need a LUT (look-up table) loader that works in Windows 98 . An old Windows 9x compatible version of Adobe Gamma (which was bundled with Photoshop) might do the trick .

Would that work for games too?

I imagine that it would . I have never tried it .

Adobe Gamma did a great job with a perceptual calibration. Thanks! Huge improvement.

It would be great if anyone knows of a piece of software for Windows 98 that's capable of using a colorimeter or loading my Windows 10 ICCv2 profile. Adobe Gamma doesn't seem to recognize my ICCv2 ICM file either.