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    X505 Screen Calibration Mini Guide

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by buyukbang, Oct 12, 2010.

  1. buyukbang

    buyukbang Notebook Enthusiast

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    I made following calibration settings for a better picture quality in my Q898. Now with this settings:

    - White is not yellowish anymore.
    - Over-Gamma reduced to give best possible black and colors.

    Follow this steps:

    1- Maximize screen brightnes with FN+F7
    2- Write "calibrate" to start menu and click "calibrate display color".
    3- Click slider in gamma settings page and press down button of the keyboard 60 times. See attached picture for the final slider position. Then click next.
    4- Skip Brightness and Contrast calibration page.
    5- In color calibration page, click red color slider then press left button of the keyboard 10 times. See attached picture for the final slider position. Then click next.
    6- You can compare previous calibration and new calibration before applying new settings. If you satisfied apply it.

    Waiting your feedbacks. Please share your opinions and vote the poll.
     

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    buyukbang, Oct 12, 2010
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  2. ChiroVette

    ChiroVette Notebook Evangelist

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    As someone trying to decide which laptop to buy, and this issue being a factor in my decision, I am not sure I can give feedback, since I have not seen any Qosmios in rea life. I will say it sounds great if what you are saying is good, particularly if the screen is now bright enough AND whites look white enough.
     
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