basiccolor display

asICColor display
by Color Solutions Software
White point edit: On the left, the white point was raised. You
can see how many colors turn to white. On the right, luminance
and contrast have been reduced
Black point edit: On the left, the black point was reduced. You
can see how many colors turn to black. On the right, luminance
was raised which results in a reduced contrast
.7.5 Edit calibration
In principle there should be no need to edit the calibration
performed by basICColor display.
There are rare occasions when the monitor still shows a color
cast after calibration (depending from the filter set in the in-
strument and the pfosphor or LCD filter set of the monitor).
In these cases you can edit the calibration curves manually.
basICColor display offers 2 edit modes:
White point
In this mode you can influence the brightness in all 3 chan-
nels or in 1 selected channel without affecting the shape of
the calibration curve.
If you click and drag the white point, you reduce or increase
white luminance in the selected channel. Once you have
reached 100% and continue dragging, contrast, but not the
intensity will be increased, but you will lose definition in the
highlights.
If you click and drag the black point, you can increase black
luminance in the selected channel, which affects the con-
trast ratio as well.
If you edit R, G and B separately, you will change the color
cast in white or black.