A: DUCCS is supported and fully tested on Windows 7, 8, and 10. DUCCS is supported and fully tested on MacOS 10.8, 10.9, 10.10, 10.11, and 10.12. There is no current ETA for support on newer versions of MacOS. A: GB LED is the specific illumination hardware that is used by the UltraSharp. This is automatically selected when the software recognizes the UltraSharp is in use. Many other displays use other lighting technologies, such as White LED. GB LED illumination offers many technical advantages in rendering more accurate color on-screen. Note: We assume that most people are using the X-Rite i1DisplayPro. Other X-Rite devices such as the i1PRO2 can be user, but will take longer. When investigating a " difference" in UltraSharp vs. another display, you should obtain the ICC profile that the DUCCS software saves. You can simply drag and drop that profile onto the ICC profile icon in the workflow, and that loads all the settings that are used for that other display’s profile. This gives you a demonstration of how the settings appear and if these settings for the two displays make them look similar. A: Although we would like it if you owned more than one DELL branded display, you can use the DUCCS software with a non-DELL display.

good, and you could tell it was a standard gamut screen. We went ahead and measured the default state with Here they have factory calibrated the default 'Standard' preset mode to a 2.2 gamma, 6500k white point and with a A: Yes, the Advanced mode offers direct control of the color control hardware that is built into the DELL UltraSharp, and can produce a better result.

A: Yes. Most computers have video cards that can support two displays with separate International Color Consortium (ICC) profiles. Four profiled displays per computer is the maximum with this software. graphics card LUT from the profilation of the screen which was pleasing. You can use our settings and The display’s viewing angles were also hugely impressive. Even facing the screen almost side-on produced only the smallest alteration in the level of contrast, although we found its vertical viewing angles were slightly narrower. In portrait mode, horizontal viewing angles were narrower still, but its vertical viewing angles were excellent, as even standing up to read resulted in very little change in contrast. Note: Your i1 spectrophotometer must already contain i1Profiler licenses for printer or scanner profiling to allow DUCCS software to create a printer or scanner profile. of any overshoot artefacts in this mode which was pleasing. When you switch to the 'fast' setting, the

You need to be familiar with the basic menu settings of your display and special features that you might need to disable. Knowledge of the ability to adjust the display features of your display (brightness, color temperature, contrast etc.) and the limitations of connections that are used can have a dramatic effect on the appearance on your display. Configurations using Dell UltraSharp displays and other displays with different characteristics can be challenging, and if you are not fully aware of the configuration capabilities of all displays in use the results can be misleading and unsatisfactory.Also consider is the viewing angle each display is using. LCD displays do not have the same color response off-angle, and it is likely that when using two screens you will sit in front of one, or between the two resulting in a different viewing angle for each display. dE colour accuracy of <3 (the U2713HM had dE <5 target). A copy of the calibration report from our unit isprovided below for reference: A: This is caused by comparing two displays of different manufacturers, often with different display quality levels. A: The DUCCS software is based on i1Profiler technology. But please use the DUCCS software to access the hardware color controls to achieve best results. Use of i1Profiler is possible, but not optimal.