Monitor calibration is most often performed by those personal computer users who are involved in photo or video processing. Calibration helps you edit the image setting of your monitor so that the user can see the most true colors and tones in the picture.
Necessary
a program for calibrating the monitor screen
Instructions
Step 1
To calibrate your monitor, download and install one of the many programs that set up your monitor. They differ mainly in the number of settings. Many computers and laptops already have pre-installed calibration programs, but they often contain so few process steps and settings that the result of their work is usually invisible. Also, calibration programs can be installed as part of a device driver. The best option would be to download a similar program from the Internet, which has an intuitive interface and the required number of settings to select the ideal screen image.
Step 2
After downloading the calibration program, install it on your computer, and then set the normal operation mode for your monitor on its control panel. Then proceed with the calibration. This process usually means that you need to choose one of the proposed options for images. Often monitors, especially recently purchased ones, already have pre-adjusted settings, but even then it is worth checking with a special image.
Step 3
After calibrating the monitor, exit the program and check the display of photos, videos and other system elements. If you still think that your monitor is not rendering colors as they really are, do not reuse the same program and download another one with a lot of image detection steps.
Step 4
Also, before calibration, be sure to check the cable connection and its serviceability, since this also affects the image displayed on the screen, in particular, it concerns the DVI interface.
