Color Profiles

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I bought a new Dell LED monitor several days ago. A friend told me that
I should probably adjust the color. He didn't say how, but I did find a
MS site that has a lot of words about color adjustment. There's an
implication that the color can be set optimally, but no button on the
site that I can presently see that will do it. It has the standard
monitor buttons to adjust color/contras and a few multimedia whatever.

Comments?
 
W. eWatson said:
I bought a new Dell LED monitor several days ago. A friend told me that
I should probably adjust the color. He didn't say how, but I did find a
MS site that has a lot of words about color adjustment. There's an
implication that the color can be set optimally, but no button on the
site that I can presently see that will do it. It has the standard
monitor buttons to adjust color/contras and a few multimedia whatever.

Comments?
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Your video software / drivers do that.
Right click on your desk top and open the vid settings and see.
 
I bought a new Dell LED monitor several days ago. A friend told me that I should probably adjust the color. He didn't say how, but I did find a MS site that has a lot of words about color adjustment. There's an implication that the color can be set optimally, but no button on the site that I can presently see that will do it. It has the standard monitor buttons to adjust color/contras and a few multimedia whatever.

Comments?
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Monitor calibration can be tricky. A lot depends on how far you
want to go; If you want to ensure you see the same colours on
screen, printer and from a scanner, it takes a lot of effort.
Here's a good page to learn about some of that, together with
calibration images to help.
http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html

HTH
 
Your video software / drivers do that.
Right click on your desk top and open the vid settings and see.
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Some do, some don't. :-)

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Ken

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It's not critical to me, but thanks for the link. I'll take a look.
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Just to chime in, Rob's reply is right on the money, IMO. Many years
ago, Corel Draw 4 actually provided you with a photograph to use for
color calibration.

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Ken

Mac OS X 10.6.8
Firefox 7.0.1
Thunderbird 7.0.1
LibreOffice 3.3.4
 
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