Is there a program that works like nvidia's Display Optimization Wizard and works for Intel integrated graphics? If you're not familiar, that wizard primarily involves this method of color balancing where you move the slider until the middle color blends with the outer: http://img32.picoodle.com/img/img32/3/11/20/f_zm_f391159.jpg
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Software color optimization
- Thread starter zzz
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After searching for an hour I finally found something: http://www.calibrize.com
This one might be slightly better: http://www.hex2bit.com/products/product_mcw.asp
Thanks Matija. I thought yours would be better since it has such an elaborate color slider system, but it gave poor results on my old CRT. The MCW calibration was the equivalent of a reverse "Auto Levels" in photoshop--it lowered the contrast and added a gray haze to everything. Here is the color graph difference: http://img03.picoodle.com/img/img03/3/11/21/f_zm_d7e6dfa.png
Then I tried it out on my laptop LCD. For it, the effect was mostly a lower brightness. It's not that bright of a display to begin with, so this is also undesireable.
So I guess I'll stick with Calibrize.
Then I tried it out on my laptop LCD. For it, the effect was mostly a lower brightness. It's not that bright of a display to begin with, so this is also undesireable.
So I guess I'll stick with Calibrize.