Monitor Calibration Software

[F308 MAN]

as i am, by far, the poorest person on here, can anyone lend me any monitor calibrating software ?

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[Andy M]

Sell one of your lenses?

[_dobbo_]

I'm pretty sure lending is no use anyway - my calibrator throws up a "you need to calibrate your monitor" message every week or so - it then starts to throw the monitor horribly out of calibration if you ignore the message. I guess it's a way to stop people borrowing rather than buying.

[F308 MAN]

Andy M said:

Sell one of your lenses?

syit !

[Andy M]

F308 MAN said:

Andy M said:

Sell one of your lenses?

syit !

Sir Yes I'll Try?

[RobDickinson]

Photoshop CS2 hs Adobe Gamma as part of the package and nvida drivers (non vista) have calibration software built in.

[peterperkins]

Human Eyeball MK1 is all that's reqd

[F308 MAN]

rob/peter, tell me more, tell me more.

are these free ?

as well as being poor, i am also thick ... could someone point me in the right direction ?

many thanks in anticipation.

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[Colin RedGriff]

It's basic - but FREE!!

http://www.displaycalibration.com/downloads.html

[RobDickinson]

If you have Photoshop CS2:

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?ext...

If you have an nvidia graphics card (and on win2k/xp) download a new driver and monotor calibration is in the config somewhere.

[ehasler]

peterperkins said:

Human Eyeball MK1 is all that's reqd

Doing it by eye (e.g., with apps like Adobe Gamma) will never give accurate results. If you want to do it properly, you do need to use a proper calibration device + software.