Displaycal profile type how to#
Displaycal profile type professional#

just read carefuly and then search online for each and every word you don’t understand and it will come to you. There are also tips if you hower over some GUI checkboxes buttons and some other areas of the GUI have text explanations. I think that in time if you are patient and search for information from different sources and then come back you start to get some idea about what it means and how-to-calibrate/profile-propoerly

Displaycal profile type how to#

Should I absolutely pick one over the other if I use certain software, certain display types, use cases ? Otherwise, a recommandation for my specific setup would be appreciated as reading only is not difficult for me but understanding how to apply the explanations is. I’m trying to pick the best profile type for me, but the lack of easy to understand documentation leaves me really confused, I would really appreciate if someone could explain the pros and cons of each profile type I can pick. Maybe a flowchart, letting beginners know which to pick. I have a ColorMunki Display), I think it should be documented somewhere. While I could ask you guys what would be the best profile type for me (you can tell me directly, I have a TN panel, only using Chrome and programming/gaming on my machine. How less compatible are they? Is the difference of accuracy that big? I also read that LUTs are better for accuracy but less compatible. Many sources online specify to use single curve + matrix, without saying why. What I recall from my searches were something like “if you have a TN panel, use XYZ LUT”, something about having to disable black tone correction if you use this or that profile type.

I am just an enthusiast who wants good colours for his screen.

Displaycal profile type professional#

I’m not a professional requiring colour accuracy, I don’t use any photo editing software, or anything fancy. I have spent hours trying to find information about what is different between LUTs, curves, single curve… I’m still lost as to which is the best for me. I’m getting pretty confused about profile type.