Do u calibrate you monitor?

Do u calibrate you monitor?


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No money to do hardware calibration, will have to make do with Adobe Gamma...that's the most basic calibration everyone should do.
 

There's a cheap alternative, ColorPlus Colourvision, $199 @ CP.
 

yes, colour management and mpnitor calibration is very important to me cos i shoot in RAW.
 

Del_CtrlnoAlt said:
can i go your place to look for it? lost & found... finders keepers... :bsmilie:

LOL...

anyway, i never caliberate my monitor one. how to go about doing it?
 

Ah Pao said:
No money to do hardware calibration, will have to make do with Adobe Gamma...that's the most basic calibration everyone should do.
Can elaborate what is Adobe Gamma?
 

Yes, Otherwise we are all giving wrong remarks on exposure when we give comment here. Printer also different setting and you will end up frastrated even u edit them on PS. But then I am a film user and I am a lousy photo editor so no post editing worries for me.
 

just a thought, calibrating brightness of monitor.

If i set refresh rate of monitor @ 60hz for eg. and than shoot a plain color surface using Tv priority, partial or spot mertering (camera dependant) set @ 1/60 and load into the computer.

Now if I meter the image on the monitor with the camera with Tv priority, maintain @ 1/60, than adjust the monitor brightness to hit the same exposure. Will the brightness of the monitor be considered "calibrated"?
 

Find that it is quite impossible to calibrate notebook LCD screen with Adobe Gamma... Any way to do it?
 

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