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]]> By: Rarst http://www.rarst.net/software/calibrize/#comment-10334 Rarst Sun, 30 Aug 2009 17:49:45 +0000 http://www.rarst.net/?p=464#comment-10334 @jasray You are asking wrong person, not my area. :) Since I don't work with graphics much - limit of my needs is that what's on scren doesn't lose detail and colors roughly make sense. Anyway even with tiny bit serious need for properly calibrated monitor you'll have to invest in hardware calibrator. But for the mortals some test patterns and manual tweaking will do, better than nothing. @jasray

You are asking wrong person, not my area. :) Since I don’t work with graphics much – limit of my needs is that what’s on scren doesn’t lose detail and colors roughly make sense.

Anyway even with tiny bit serious need for properly calibrated monitor you’ll have to invest in hardware calibrator. But for the mortals some test patterns and manual tweaking will do, better than nothing.

]]> By: jasray http://www.rarst.net/software/calibrize/#comment-10333 jasray Sun, 30 Aug 2009 17:44:01 +0000 http://www.rarst.net/?p=464#comment-10333 Calibrize? But doesn't everything depend more on the ICC (?) profile loaded for the monitor. Adobe programs come with numerous color profiles from which to choose. One would have to select a profile which matches the desired output on the specific printer; then, I suppose, one would calibrize if the screen color differed dramatically from the output color. Calibrize? But doesn’t everything depend more on the ICC (?) profile loaded for the monitor. Adobe programs come with numerous color profiles from which to choose. One would have to select a profile which matches the desired output on the specific printer; then, I suppose, one would calibrize if the screen color differed dramatically from the output color.

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