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    Hi all. Does anyone have experience using a display profiler to calibrate their monitor? I have one that I use on my iMac and have traditionally set the white point to "native" when calibrating, since the other D-values tend to produce a definite darkening of the image and a red cast. Am I doing something wrong? I'd love to hear from somebody who, unlike myself, actually has experience with these stupid machines :)

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    What is the make/model of your monitor and the calibration tool you are using ?
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    Hi Arash. I'm using an Xrite i1 Display calibrator. The monitor is a 21.5 inch late 2013 iMac.

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    use the native Mac gamma then
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