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  1. 01-25-2006 02:14 AM #1
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    Monitor Calibration SW

    Hi,

    can anybody suggest me a monitor calibration freeware software?

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    Freeware? You need more than software. To do it accurately, you need a device that attaches to the monitor to read its values. The cheapest one you can buy is a USB Spyder from Pantone. If you have photoshop installed, you can use Adobe Gamma.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Digital Matt
    You need more than software. To do it accurately, you need a device that attaches to the monitor to read its values.
    Yes, I know, but I thougth there is a small app which tells you how to change the monitor settings based on your (eyes') feeback.
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    like matt said if you have photoshop you can use adobe gamma, based on what your eye sees. Not sure if you can obtain it without photoshop tho
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    The cheapest way would be to use this page: http://pages.prodigy.net/ecmorris/tips/monitor.htm

    It should get you at least a decent way there.
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