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asICColor <strong>display</strong><br />

Tip: Notebook LCD‘s<br />

by Color Solutions Software<br />

Most Notebook LCD‘s just offer an adjustment<br />

of the luminance. In order to<br />

obtain the best results, set luminance<br />

to maximum and proceed to section<br />

.5 Calibration and profiling<br />

Check if the indicators are in the green area of the<br />

diagram. Through this adjustment you will get good<br />

reproduction of the black tints on your monitor.<br />

If you have a monitor which supports automatic hardware<br />

calibration (e.g. EIZO ColorEdge CG 210), you can skip the<br />

next part of the manual. Please proceed to section 3.5 Cali-<br />

bration and profiling.<br />

. Presetting the monitor hardware<br />

This section explains how to prepare the monitor hardware<br />

manually. Depending on the type of monitor (LCD or CRT),<br />

the process differ.<br />

Because flat screens (LCDs) are using a different technology<br />

it’s not necessary or possible to set up the same parameters<br />

for LCDs as for CRTs.<br />

You can skip some of the steps necessary to prepare a CRT’s<br />

hardware. Click to go on with the next step.<br />

. .1 Brightness (CRTs only)<br />

Click to adjust the brightness of your monitor. A<br />

new window with a black measurement patch will pop up.<br />

Before you start to measure, please set the contrast of the<br />

monitor to maximum (100%) via the OSD of your monitor.<br />

Brightness should be set to minimum (0%) or to a level, that<br />

allows you to see something on your screen.<br />

If the black measurement patch looks gray, then brightness<br />

is too high.<br />

After this rough pre adjustment, position the measure-<br />

ment device on the monitor and start the measurement by<br />

clicking .<br />

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