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Colour Calibrating Software??

Tarun10
By Tarun10
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So, I have a HP Envy x 360 and is has pretty good colour reproduction but I feel the Yellow's are a little off or maybe that is just me.

Nevertheless is there any free or trial calibration software even if I just have to eyeball. I just do casual work on it but I watch a lot of content so a visually pleasing screen would be good.

Also how do I measure the colour reproduction and other parameters for screen quality???

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I think you need hardware for this kind of thing to actually measure it, which isn't cheap as far as I know, but I could be wrong.

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Windows has a basic calibration tool, but it's crap. For proper calibration, use hardware like Spyder makes.

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56 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

Windows has a basic calibration tool, but it's crap. For proper calibration, use hardware like Spyder makes.

I know its crap. Spyder makes??? thanks a lot.

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http://www.datacolor.com/photography-design/solutions/display-calibration/

You need some hardware that actually reads the color to confirm what it is/should be, and helps you adjust.  Otherwise it is all subjective. I have this problem right now, I need a new primary display and calibration.

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2 hours ago, MandicReally said:

http://www.datacolor.com/photography-design/solutions/display-calibration/

You need some hardware that actually reads the color to confirm what it is/should be, and helps you adjust.  Otherwise it is all subjective. I have this problem right now, I need a new primary display and calibration.

OH ok then I guess I will just eyeball it with a software.

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