This section contains information and profiles to help calibrate your monitor and hopefully get things looking better. Recommended OSD Settings and ICC Profiles Database Caveats You can use the ICC profiles available to offer that extra level of correction and they can be easily activated, or removed if you do not see benefit or they do not work on your screen. Once finished, the profile is activated and combined with the OSD settings in step 1, should give you a good set-up. These corrections are made through the creation of the ICC profile at a graphics card level. Use the recommended OSD settings as a starting point which will be a good start.Ģ) Profiling the screen at a graphics card level – after the optimum hardware starting point has been achieved, the rest of the process is usually automated, while the device makes more accurate corrections to improve the gamma, white point and colour accuracy of the screen. Getting to the best hardware setting first can help ensure the profiling needs to do “less work” to correct your settings, and ensure tonal values are preserved. During a calibration process the device/software will often guide you to reaching this optimum starting point before more finite corrections are made through the creation of the profile at the graphics card level. There are two steps to these forms of calibration:ġ) Obtaining the optimum starting point at a hardware level – this involves setting the OSD settings to the recommended levels for brightness, contrast, RGB, gamma, colour temperature etc. We also participate in a similar scheme for .uk. TFTCentral is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to, .uk,, Amazon.ca and other Amazon stores worldwide. If you have found this database and website useful, please consider making a small donation to the site.īuy your monitors and checking pricing – Affiliate Links Recommended OSD Settings and ICC Profiles Database Caveats.
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