I don't know about whether a different calibration will increase or
decrease vision fatigue for you on your equipment. I'm more concerned
with whether I get accurate, consistent color balance for printing.
The setup and calibration I'm using at present proves to be a very
good match to the Epson R2400 and its paper profiles.
I would strongly recommend a good hardware calibration utility.
Oftentimes the software provided with them provides more
adjustability than you can accomplish manually, and it is far more
consistent to use a hardware solution than to use your eyes.
Godfrey
On Apr 17, 2006, at 8:39 AM, Manuel Magalhães wrote:
Godfrey, I tried and noticed that if I increase gamma it decreases
contrast
and 5400K softened the brightness of the screen.
I have a ViewSonic 19'' VP191b, and it doesn't have the gamma
correction, so
I have to go to the video card settings. I use glasses so do you think
The decrease in contrast will help to decrease vision fatigue?
