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More info?)
deimos wrote:
> Steven Stackhouse wrote:
>
>> I am having a hard time doing this...or trying as I cant seem to do it at
>> all! I have the latest drivers and am trying to use xp movie maker...any
>> suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, stacks@nbnet.nb.ca
>>
>>
>
> First, get an appropriate monitor .inf and .icm file from the
> manufacturer. You're going to need it to get the proper Colorspace
> profile and gamma information.
>
> Next, when you install your monitor, it should set it's own colorspace.
> Usually sRGB or some variant based on it. Other more high end
> monitors, like my Philips, have a built in Colorific profile that's
> assigned and a fixed temperature, gamma, etc.
>
> The last place you want to adjust your color settings is the video card.
> The NVidia control panel has very few controls overall and should only
> be used for minor adjustments. Keep the digial vibrance off at all
> cost. Basic curve adjustments can help get rid of green/yellow casts
> from bad lighting and other artifacts.
>
> You might want to think about getting a proper calibration application,
> but with a little tweaking, the monitor controls should get it close
> enough.
Sorry, replied to the wrong post, this should be for that Larry guy
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