Re: Calibrating monitor(s)
Do bear in mind that any colour calibration will almost certainly reduce screen brightness. This should not a problem for newer, brighter monitors, but if you have maximum brightness set than colour calibration may result in a dull display as calibration works by reducing the output of one or more colour channels to provide colour balance. Laptops in particular often have to be set to maximum brightness if they are to be legible in bright conditions.
Do bear in mind that any colour calibration will almost certainly reduce screen brightness. This should not a problem for newer, brighter monitors, but if you have maximum brightness set than colour calibration may result in a dull display as calibration works by reducing the output of one or more colour channels to provide colour balance. Laptops in particular often have to be set to maximum brightness if they are to be legible in bright conditions.
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