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    G60Vx owners - LCD Calibration settings

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by CitizenPanda, Nov 4, 2009.

  1. CitizenPanda

    CitizenPanda Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    Just curious what you guys use for your color calibration settings.

    I'd recommend using Nvidia's settings as follows:
    45% Brightness
    25% Contrast
    .81 Gamma
    15-25% Digital Vibrance
     
    CitizenPanda, Nov 4, 2009
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  2. se7in

    se7in Notebook Enthusiast

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    my contrast is maxed :X

    edit: how do u see with these settings, everything is horribly grey
     
    se7in, Nov 4, 2009
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    I Find .81 Gamma to be nearly perfect.

    You can increase color saturation with some more Digital Vibrance, but I would not increase Contrast to more than 40% - everything washes out, details are completely lost, shadows are gone, etc.
     
    CitizenPanda, Nov 4, 2009
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    i still dont know how u see with this, my contrast is at 50% with ur settings
     
    se7in, Nov 4, 2009
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    if i follow these settings the colors are all washed out and flat, everything looks greyish. :/
     
    tabzer, Nov 6, 2009
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