Difference between revisions of "Monitors - calibration"
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| + | '''Activating screen calbration''' | ||
| + | When the computer starts up it automatically starts up “Lacie Blue Eye Pro”. | ||
| + | This does <b>NOT</b> load calibration settings. | ||
| + | Calibration settings are loaded when you exit “Lacie Blue Eye Pro”. | ||
| + | If you need to check color values or recalibrate you should restart “Lacie Blue Eye Pro”. | ||
| + | See the [[Guideline monitor configuration | calibration guide]] for details on how to calibrate the screen. | ||
| − | + | <b>Conclusion</b>: Always exit “Lacie Blue Eye Pro” before running experiments. | |
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Latest revision as of 16:51, 19 April 2017
Activating screen calbration
When the computer starts up it automatically starts up “Lacie Blue Eye Pro”.
This does NOT load calibration settings.
Calibration settings are loaded when you exit “Lacie Blue Eye Pro”.
If you need to check color values or recalibrate you should restart “Lacie Blue Eye Pro”.
See the calibration guide for details on how to calibrate the screen.
Conclusion: Always exit “Lacie Blue Eye Pro” before running experiments.