LCD calibration

tanung ko lang mga dude.....pano ba e-calibrate yung LCD kasi pag gumagawa ako sa LCD ko maganda sya pag pinophotoshop k sya kaso paglipat ko ng ibang monitor parang malabo...pano ba yung pagcalibrate nun? or any process to mke sure na tama yung color ng lcd ko....thanks

P.S. sa mga boss palipat nalang po kung mali yung post ko.....thanks

sir try to search kung may driver yung lcd monitor mo, from then, you can have a calibrator or equivalent. hope nakatulong.

sige dude check ko.....sabi nung officemate ko, may ginagamit sa photoshop na type ng color group na SRGB sa photoshop im not sure kung yun ba yung dapat kung ilagay para ma correct yung color ng photoshop then yun na din yung basihan ko to change the setting ng LCD ko..

pag nagwowork kami into diffirent or multiple computers, we assure that all of our monitor is set to gamma 1.8, both the out put and the input.

render master wrote:pag nagwowork kami into diffirent or multiple computers, we assure that all of our monitor is set to gamma 1.8, both the out put and the input.

a so sir kung a maghabol ko itong ganitong setting sa lcd ko then more likely sure akong maliwanag ito sa ibang pc? kasi pag post ko sa forum natin ang dilim while sa lcd ko okey naman....bad trip lang ako e...di ko makuha yung tamang timpla paglabas ng output ng work ko..thanks sa reply mga parekoy....

render master wrote:pag nagwowork kami into diffirent or multiple computers, we assure that all of our monitor is set to gamma 1.8, both the out put and the input.

Actually it has to be 2.2 for newer monitors. 1.8 was more attuned to older ones/macintoshes.

You cannot calibrate without a calibrating device. You will need one to check the brightness/contrast and colors. You do this for all monitors that will be viewing the same file. Your best best lalo na if you do not have a calibrator is togo back to factory settings. More or less - the defaults will shift it back to 2.2

v_wrangler wrote:

render master wrote:pag nagwowork kami into diffirent or multiple computers, we assure that all of our monitor is set to gamma 1.8, both the out put and the input.

Actually it has to be 2.2 for newer monitors. 1.8 was more attuned to older ones/macintoshes.

You cannot calibrate without a calibrating device. You will need one to check the brightness/contrast and colors. You do this for all monitors that will be viewing the same file. Your best best lalo na if you do not have a calibrator is togo back to factory settings. More or less - the defaults will shift it back to 2.2

hmmm...ganun ba....check ko mamaya sa bahay......hehe.......salamat sir!!!!

v_wrangler wrote:
Actually it has to be 2.2 for newer monitors. 1.8 was more attuned to older ones/macintoshes....

oo nga sir vertex, kase iyong ibang monitor along our network line eh mga old model pa, sakit pa naman sa mata.

eto sir more info here,
http://www.quickgamma.de/version3en.html

download Gamma calibrator software here
http://www.quickgamma.de/QuickGammaV2EN.exe

last question mga boss, bakit nung enupload ko na sa website dumilim yung image?

okey na yung calibration ng PS ko then yung LCD.......last na talaga....hehe

mga bossing kabibili ko lang ng another LCD...and kinabit ko yung secondary sa HDMI then yung primary sa dvi..pano ko po sya e-calibrate? salamat po ulit!!!TIA

I'd like to know more about your problem..
Kasi I do monitor calibrations in our company,
Kasi ganito yun, different devices different output. iba iba din ung limtations ng device, may device na 7500k ang white point may mga low end na 5500K lang ang white point(medyo madilaw ang monitor)
You can't always expect the same color for every monitor, kung gusto mong ma i parehas ang kulay ng monitors mo,

First: mas mganda kung same brand and model ang monitors, same production date (kasi yung mga luma hindi na maabot standard)

Second: You need a calibrating device for a monitor
What I use in the office is the Eye one Pro, pang print, monitor, scanner and camera ang kina-calibrate nya. Pero may mga mas murang spectrophotometers na mas mura that especializes on monitors only.

Then: set mu yung standard na gusto mo.. You'll need the software nung pan calibrate mo. Para magaw mo to.

thanks sa tulong sir SR. yun nga yung nakikita kong software yang EYEONEPRO...pero la pa akong time bumili..hehe...
ngayon meron akong two same brand ng LCD. parehong HP. yunn nga lang nsa HDMI yung isa at yung isa nasa DVi. which I think have different impact sa output. hmmm....im thinking to buy a splitter ng either DVI or HDMI para magpantay yung kulay nila....and right noow sir im using 6500K, okey na po ba yun? or dapat ilgay ko sa 9300K option? then meron din syang option na SRGB.. ano po bang advice nyo?

Well, the standard your going to use will very much depend on what your application is. Kung print graphics ka ok na ang current setting mo. Para mag match sa paper white. pero kung web, I suggest na na maliwanag,
I parehas mo din dapat yung output mo, kung HDMI the same for the other dapat. sa SRGB settings, nag a adjust lang ako dyan sa mismong profiling na e(pag ginamitan ko na ng Eye one). Kasi i na adjust yan pag calibration.
May nag adice sakin na mas matandang artist na hindi maganda pang gawa ng artwork ang LCD kasi nag iiba kulay niya from different angles. just an opinion, mas ok pa rin ako sa semi flat na CRT.

ganun ba sir...ill take your advice sir....maraming maraming salamat po.....