Tweaking Photoshop can be done before or after calibrating My advice is to copy the settings from this video with Vincent Versace So its a good idea to tweak some stuff before you go through the steps: If you change settings of your video card or change monitor settings that alter what you see on screen, you have to do the process again because those changes mean that you created a new difference between original color values and screen color values. You have now finished 'calibrating your monitor', if it floats your boat, see the extra note below about the use of that term. I think my program automatically applies the new profile.
You can save this profile and tell the computer to use it. When it is done, the program puts all the corrections in one neat package (you now have a new profile for your pc). That device is your Spider Elite it feeds the measured values back to the program so the program can compare values and decide if the colors on your screen need any correction. Step two: when your monitor is set, the program will generate a bunch of different colors while an optical device measures how your screen reproduces these colors.
(it will guide you to get your settings correct). Alternatively it may (also) ask you to change monitor settings for brightness and hues by hand. The program usually asks a couple of questions (for instance if monitor settings are software driven or not) and takes it from there. The first step prepares the monitor for the rest of the process. To do this, a calibration program (aka profiling program) takes you through a number of steps. On the way to your eye, additional processing of your video signal is done by your video-card and by your monitor.Ĭalibrating your monitor is to ensure that the colors that you eventually see on your screen are the same as the original colors of for instance a photo.
It uses a package of settings (a profile) that influence the video signals that go from your programs to your screen. The computer (with its GPU) is the primary control for everything.
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