The basics

Step 1 >> Start by selecting the
display type that needs calibrating.
Here I have chosen an LCD screen.
Step 4 >> Review the Target Display
settings to check that they are
correct.
Step 7 >> Check that four separate
white blocks can be seen in the scale.
Adjust with the contrast control.
Step 10 >> Attach the Spyder and
check to see that it is set up correctly
for your screen type.
Step 13 >> Adjust the individual
Red, Green and Blue controls to
balance the screen color.
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Step 2 >> Now select the target color
temperature and gamma from those
listed in the drop-down menu.
Step 5 >> Indicate which controls
are present on the monitor.
Step 8 >> Check that four separate
black blocks can be seen in the scale.
Adjust with the brightness control.
Step 11 >> Attach the Spyder to the
monitor ensuring no other light
sources are refl ecting on screen.
Step 14 >> Press the Continue
button and let the Spyder read the
color and tone swatches displayed.
Step 3 >> Choose the Luminance
mode between Visual (single screen)
and Measured (multiple screens).
Step 6 >> Return all settings to their
factory default. Check with the
monitor manual for instructions.
Step 9 >> Choose the way that the
monitor adjusts color from the three
options listed.
Step 12 >> The sensor will initialize
and then several colors will be
displayed and tested.
Step 15 >> When the program is
fi nished, save the new profi le.
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