2253BW calibration settings

[Xerran]

I would be most grateful if anyone could please share calibration settings and/or an ICC profile for the Samsung 2253BW.

I've tried to look ever but no dice.

Thanks in advance

 

[badcaps]

You'd probably have better results adjusting yourself, to your own room lighting and for whatever panel you have.

I calibrated my 2253BW with these (I don't own any calibration equipment) and was able to produce some surprisingly good results.

http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Learn/monitor_calibration.htm
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/

I have the CMO panel but don't suffer from the blue dominance issue. If you want to use my settings as a baseline:

Panel
Bright: 7
Cont: 100
MagicColor: Off
Tone: Normal
Control: 50/50/50
Effect: None
Gamma: Mode1

Software (nVidia control panel/ATI CCC)
Bright: 37%
Cont: 15%
Gamma: 50%

This would appear dim in a brightly lit room, but with only a soft backing light on the wall behind the panel it looks great.

I'll probably be e-crucified for this, but: for games with stable brightness I often turn on Dynamic Contrast because torch mode + bright games = pretty. Everything else I use the above settings.

 

[Xerran]

You'd probably have better results adjusting yourself, to your own room lighting and for whatever panel you have.

I calibrated my 2253BW with these (I don't own any calibration equipment) and was able to produce some surprisingly good results.

http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Learn/monitor_calibration.htm
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/

I have the CMO panel but don't suffer from the blue dominance issue. If you want to use my settings as a baseline:

Panel
Bright: 7
Cont: 100
MagicColor: Off
Tone: Normal
Control: 50/50/50
Effect: None
Gamma: Mode1

Software (nVidia control panel/ATI CCC)
Bright: 37%
Cont: 15%
Gamma: 50%

This would appear dim in a brightly lit room, but with only a soft backing light on the wall behind the panel it looks great.

I'll probably be e-crucified for this, but: for games with stable brightness I often turn on Dynamic Contrast because torch mode + bright games = pretty. Everything else I use the above settings.

Thanks so much for the reply I will try and pay around with it when I get home and report back.