I was wondering how much brightness/contrast should I have to get the most accurate picture. I've heard about fancy hardware and software that figures it out for you but it sounds complicated and I'm using a TFT panel, so I'm not sure how much good it will do me but I would at least like a more accurate image.
I'm using LG Flatron W2453V model
how should I adjust monitor settings
Re: how should I adjust monitor settings
It depends on the ambient light and your personal preference. But i typically use 60-80% contrast adn brightness, adn that's before any individual color changes. Then there's whhether to use the monitor settings, or your video drivers.
Scope out http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/ for help on getting those settings correct (accurate to real life) anbd test pages to help you along.
Just be happy you don't have multple, different displays.
Scope out http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/ for help on getting those settings correct (accurate to real life) anbd test pages to help you along.
Just be happy you don't have multple, different displays.
Re: how should I adjust monitor settings
thanks for the link, but is there a TFT image test because I can't make most of the examples work.
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