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Any free software for correct colour / alpha / gamma configuration?

02-11-2005 3:32pm

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Khannie

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Anyone know of any?

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#2 02-11-2005 4:11pm

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Gimp?

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#3 02-11-2005 4:33pm

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Sorry...should have been more clear....

I mean something that transmits like a bunch of "test" signals so you can properly calibrate your monitors brightness, contrast, etc.

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#4 02-11-2005 4:54pm

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Web based calibration, another and a downloadable program.

Both web based sites are excellent (and suitable for Linux!)

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#5 02-11-2005 5:10pm

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Another web site here with test images (near the bottom) and some links to software.

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#6 02-11-2005 5:53pm

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Nice one. Thanks lads.

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