How do I color match my monitors?
- Thread starter Potato825
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No, you will just have to use the manual tweaks of hue, saturation, and all of that to get them the same.
An app cant do anything because it has to visually be able to see how the data is displayed on the screen, not just the data sent from the GPU.
For best results should be using the same input conneciton type (VGA and VGA, or HDMI and HDMI, etc)
An app cant do anything because it has to visually be able to see how the data is displayed on the screen, not just the data sent from the GPU.
For best results should be using the same input conneciton type (VGA and VGA, or HDMI and HDMI, etc)
bailojustin
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Open both monitors, have them side by side
Visit
http://www.displaycalibration.com/index.html
Begin calibrating both monitors simultaneously by extending the second monitor from your original, fullsize the screen and drag across both of your monitors, Begin your calibration.
Visit
http://www.displaycalibration.com/index.html
Begin calibrating both monitors simultaneously by extending the second monitor from your original, fullsize the screen and drag across both of your monitors, Begin your calibration.
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It is actually near impossible to get them exact.
I had 2 x HP IPS panels, and now 2 x Asus TN panels.
A hueyPro colorimeter (hardware based monitor calibration tool)
The HP's were bought as a matched set, almost sequential serial numbers.
No matter how hard I tweaked them....they were always just a teeny bit different.
Angle to the room light, angle to your eyeballs, hardware tolerances inside each monitor, etc, etc.
All can affect exactly how they look.
I also use this site: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/
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