Recent content by casacki

It's because of low ambient light at home at evening hours. Then I do only have 2 or 3 small light bulbs of about 60Watt each.

10e, my old 19'' monitor is not capable of hardware calibration. So I use basiccolor the way you described. I'm about to buy a new monitor but didn't decide yet. basiccolor display 4 is able to write the monitor settings with certain models. It's possible with the 2690Wuxi (only european...

Not quite sure I got it right. I think that doesn't work. Software and Colorimeter produce a kind of "color and brightness mapping". That mapping is either saved as an ICC profile to work with the graphics card or it is written to the monitor. Suppose the monitor is not capable of hardware...

Thanks alot for that interesting review. I'm thinking about contrast and color at low brightness. If I'd like to calibrate the monitor at 90cd/m² or even lower, the review shows decreasing contrast due to a certain minimum black luminance starting at around overall brightness of 240 cd/m²...

Trying to avoid a threat title like "help me..." Pls let me explain a little bit. Tests/reviews give a good idea what a display is capable of. Often you find test results concerning colors, video modes, games and so on (i.e. prad.de). Reading reviews and forums I end up with a short list...

May I ask for the results of this experiment? Maybe you just cannot write because you broke some fingers?