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Wenty

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I just bought a 3007 from ebay and was wondering is there a way to turn the color down more??? The reds are to much...lol.:(

I already turn down the digital vibrance in the control panel for my video card.
 
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Use hardware calibration, it'll at least give you balance. I have a couple of 3007-HCs, you get used to it... so much so going to different LCDs seem dull :)
 
Wenty said:
I just bought a 3007 from ebay and was wondering is there a way to turn the color down more??? The reds are to much...lol.:(

I already turn down the digital vibrance in the control panel for my video card.
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Well unfortunately the Nvidia control panel does not turn down the color saturation or digital vibrance down enough. Unless they fixed it I bet you can still turn it down to zero and still have too much saturation.

One of the reasons that I switched over to ATI is that with Catalyst control panel the Saturation control fixes the color oversaturation. I turn mine down to around 65 and it is perfect. You can actually turn the Saturation down enough that you will have no color. Works great with all wide gamut/high color monitors.
 
solaris54 said:
Well unfortunately the Nvidia control panel does not turn down the color saturation or digital vibrance down enough. Unless they fixed it I bet you can still turn it down to zero and still have too much saturation.

One of the reasons that I switched over to ATI is that with Catalyst control panel the Saturation control fixes the color oversaturation. I turn mine down to around 65 and it is perfect. You can actually turn the Saturation down enough that you will have no color. Works great with all wide gamut/high color monitors.
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While this does not solve the wide-gamut problem completely, I admit it is one big PLUS for ATI to include this feature.
 
Yea I wish Nvidia would do something with their control panel for this problem. The Catalyst also has Color Temp adjustments which work real well.
 
Biges said:
While this does not solve the wide-gamut problem completely, I admit it is one big PLUS for ATI to include this feature.
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Yep, first thing I did was go into NVidia drivers and curse that digital Vibrance only had positve control. So you could only turn it up, not down.
 
Snowdog said:
Yep, first thing I did was go into NVidia drivers and curse that digital Vibrance only had positve control. So you could only turn it up, not down.
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I think that even Nvidia drivers used to have the possibility to turn the vibrance down? Maybe I'm mistaken.
I have Dell 2209WA for testing at home and I admire its colour saturation setting. Even may over-priced NEC 2690 doesn't have this.
 
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