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    Need an ICC for my Sager NP7850/Clevo N850HP6

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Guardiavoir, Dec 18, 2017.

  1. Guardiavoir

    Guardiavoir Newbie

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    I do some video editing and color grading on this machine, and recently realized that the calibration on my screen is seriously off—blues are dim, reds are kinda shot. What shows up as purple on other devices looks closer to a washed-out blue on my screen.
    I scoured Google for any ICC profiles for the NP7850 with no luck. Anyone got one?
     
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    You're welcome
     

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  3. XMG

    XMG Company Representative

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    If you do colour grading then you need to get yourself a screen calibrator, using any preset stock profile can improve things but it will likely have been created in different ambient light, by another "eye" and of course not on your panel - there is always a little variance between panels of the same model, depends on the model though.
     
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    Panels can and will drift over time so as above having a calibrator keeps it in spec.
     
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