Your Settings for the Dell 2007?

im interested to know as well. Any quick and dirty settings using software calibration.
 
2007WFP / S-IPS / A02 - Menu Settings
Image Mode @ Desktop mode
Brightness @ 50
Color Setting Mode @ PC Mode
Color Adjustment @ Blue

Nvidia Color Correction Setting
Brightness 100%
Contrast 80%
Gamma 0.55

Nvidia Overlay Setting
Brightness 100%
Contrast 90%
Gamma 1.00

these settings will reduce eyestrain completely (well for me it does) while maintaining highest image quality

*[Note these settings is for DVI / S-IPS panels only...for VGA / Non S-IPS is very different so idk..]*
 
mista ting said:
2007WFP / S-IPS / A02 - Menu Settings
Image Mode @ Desktop mode
Brightness @ 50
Color Setting Mode @ PC Mode
Color Adjustment @ Blue

Nvidia Color Correction Setting
Brightness 100%
Contrast 80%
Gamma 0.55

Nvidia Overlay Setting
Brightness 100%
Contrast 90%
Gamma 1.00

these settings will reduce eyestrain completely (well for me it does) while maintaining highest image quality

*[Note these settings is for DVI / S-IPS panels only...for VGA / Non S-IPS is very different so idk..]*
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What did you use as reference to adjust the settings?
 
With the number of people here owning the Dell 2007s, I would have expected plenty of answers. Instead the opposite has happened :(.
 
Sgt_Strider said:
With the number of people here owning the Dell 2007s, I would have expected plenty of answers. Instead the opposite has happened :(.
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The problem here is that settings is based on various preferences. What is perfect for one guy isn't good for another.

I own a 2007WFP but it's not even calibrated yet. I only reduced brightness a bit and mine fairly match the one posted above.
 
i just wanted basic image quality improvement. Dont the calibration softwares give you a general setting to use, then you fine tune to taste?

i just want my 2007 to go from this
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a154/eastcoasthandle/th_gray2.jpg
to this
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a154/eastcoasthandle/th_gray.jpg

way better grayscale contrast. it seems like the color/brightness is on par already.
someone started an official monitor calibrated thread but hasnt updated it yet. These are some examples of what i was looking for.
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1168121
 
I also own an uncalibrated Dell 2007WFP (DVI/S-IPS), and would like settings from a calibrated 2007WFP.
 
you cannot be serious with those settings ---->

2007WFP / S-IPS / A02 - Menu Settings
Image Mode @ Desktop mode
Brightness @ 50
Color Setting Mode @ PC Mode
Color Adjustment @ Blue

Nvidia Color Correction Setting
Brightness 100%
Contrast 80%
Gamma 0.55

i tried them just out of curiosity and the color is really way off. terrible.
especially for a guy spending so much time in photoshop and lightwave/3d studio
anyways, i guess it's all subjective i guess.


this is the best i can get without any hardware calibration..
2007WFP / S-IPS / A03 - Menu Settings
Image Mode @ Desktop mode
Brightness @ 50
Color Setting Mode @ PC Mode
Color Adjustment @ CUSTOM
red 95 (could be 91-92, but i love sliiiightly warm images in skintones)
green 95
blue 100

Nvidia Color Correction Setting
Brightness 100%
Contrast 97%
Gamma 1.00
NO DIGITAL VIBRANCE

hope it helps
 
Xilikon said:
The problem here is that settings is based on various preferences. What is perfect for one guy isn't good for another.

I own a 2007WFP but it's not even calibrated yet. I only reduced brightness a bit and mine fairly match the one posted above.
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I'm sure it'll be close though. I rather have something to work with than nothing.
 
ok, here's my calibrated 2007WFP settings (calibrated with i1 DisplayLT and HCFR),

Reference gamma: 2.0
Color space: sRGB

Settings:
2007WFP / S-IPS / A03
Image Mode @ Multimedia mode
Brightness @ 49
Color Setting Mode @ PC Mode
Color Adjustment @ PC Normal

Service menu:
PC normal preset: R250 G255 B239

ATI CCC all default
Vista Ultimate x64

Readings after calibrate:
Gamma 2.20
Contrast 442:1
Luminance 143
DeltaE 0
temp 6505

this is my first time using colormetre, give the settings a try and let me know what u think
 
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