Color Calibration for Monitors

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is there a calibration tool for the Monitor (LCD, notebook...) in freeware.
I know there is ColorPlus of ColorVision but to pay about 119 $ for a tool
being used only once...
The vision of my photos by the screen is maybe correct and in accordance
with the printer, but just to be sure..
 
vanrinsg said:
is there a calibration tool for the Monitor (LCD, notebook...) in freeware.
I know there is ColorPlus of ColorVision but to pay about 119 $ for a tool
being used only once...
The vision of my photos by the screen is maybe correct and in accordance
with the printer, but just to be sure..
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LittleCMS http://www.littlecms.com/

"A free color management engine in 100K.

Welcome to the little cms free CMM homepage. Little cms intends to be
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source form. Since the initial release, back in 1998, lcms has been
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programmers, who generously donated their valuable time to review the
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big number of platforms and is currently used in many open source and
commercial products, as well as being distributed in major linux
enviroments. Thanks to all for this great support! "

Haven't tried it myself.

Larry
 
is there a calibration tool for the Monitor (LCD, notebook...) in freeware.
I know there is ColorPlus of ColorVision but to pay about 119 $ for a tool
being used only once...
The vision of my photos by the screen is maybe correct and in accordance
with the printer, but just to be sure..
Click to expand...
try wiziwyg from
www.praxisoft.com/products/wiziwyg.html
or go to
www.aim-dtp.net
a manual procedure is described there. But I don't know how perfectly
a LCD monitor can be calibrated at all. Could you please communicate
your results?
Guenter
 
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