Ok first of all my primary purpose is viewing videos. Second is digital pictures. So what is best setting the default seems that my monitor is really quite dark like around a 35-37 luminance. Now what I have.... I have a Samsung Syncmaster 957MB monitor which has MagicBright brightness controls. Luminance: Text: around 30 Internet: around 45 Entertainment: 60 Now when I am at the highest brightness fonts are more blurry. Should I calibrate when it's at the default text level? Second question I have is when I measure ambiant light it informs me I should use a target of 5000K. But 5000K seems real yellowish and my room is already yellowish since I have 3 daylight 60watt bulbs on a dimmer. Pretty dimmed down for comfortable viewing so I am curious why it would indicate 5000K as target when room is already quite yellowish? Third is what should I keep my kelvins at on the monitor? Because I currently have it set for 6500K and after calibrating colors I notice this can drop down to say around 6300K-6400K at optimum setting. Should I than modify the Kelvin slider on my monitor to try to keep it at 6500K or just leave the Kelvin untouched after calibrating the RGB? Fourth should I be using the default gamma for video viewing or a lower gamma setting like 1.8?
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Help calibrating monitor
2007-08-30 by molitar2025
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