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March 22nd, 2010 01:00
Monitor calibration question
I have a new U2410 monitor, operating on Windows 7/64 & an Epson Stylus Photo R800 printer. I am not getting good skin tones on prints.
Is ColorMonkey a good product to calibrate the monitor as well as the printer?
I dont want to lose the factory-set calibration. Is there a way of saving that, in case I stuff up the recalibration?
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DELL-Chris M
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March 22nd, 2010 18:00
I cannot speak to calibration software.
* Go here
* On the top left, click softMCCS
* Click Run- Run
* Click OK
* Check I agree
* Click Next
* Click Start
* Click OK
* Double-click the softMCCS icon on the desktop
* The top left should list your monitor
* Click Next on the Conformance Test
* Click Next 14x
* Click Finish
* Under Monitor Control Command Set are all kinds of information (Luminace, Contrast, Red Video Gain, etc). Write it down before tweaking