ICM profiles are not really transferable, as no two screens are the same. There's no alternative I'm afraid. If you want accurate colour, then you'll need to get hold of a colorimeter and do it properly.
Running the Lagom test images (and general usage) everything looks fine, so don't think I'd go along with your conclusion about the colour being inaccurate... ________ LoveTherapy cam
i bought a £1 blue-red glass on the bay wanting to try out 3D gaming. but problem is at sRGB i still see the blue image through the red lense. im thinking the cheap glass isn't colour correct. anyone know how do i create a calibrate profile for 3D gaming? where do i get and configure my own ICM?
This is the sRGB calibration report from TFTcentral for the U2711 that they tested. The ICC profile in their database is for this monitor and the one you downloaded. As you can see they achieved a very good deltaE of 0.5 This is my what happens when I load that same ICC profile on my monitor and do a calibration test. The image on the left is done by the i1 Display 2 (aka blue eye pro) and the right is done by the Spyder 3. Both test results match more or less. As you can plainly see, despite having the same model of monitor, the ICC profile created for the TFTcentral monitor is vastly different. They are simply not transferrable with the level of accuracy you would like to have.
I have neither a Lacie Blue Eye Pro or a Spyder3 pro for exact calibration purposes, so I can't give a visual representation of how the TFTCentral colour profile works with mine, if you wish to lend me one of yours I will be more than happy to provide such information...however, at the moment I am quite happy with the visual quality of what the monitor is giving. ________ LIVE SEX WEBSHOWS
I was simply trying to say the ICC profiles provided by TFTcentral is no better than the default calibration provided by Dell, but you doubted my conclusions.
