[Willanhanyard]

I'm a complete nub and don't know anything. I want to get the most out of my u2410. Can someone help? Thanks!

 

[Mygaffer]

You buy a colorimeter. They are expensive and only necessary if you need the colors on your screen to match the colors you print or that others print, professionals only.

You can use this to make sure everything else is setup correctly:

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/

 

[sccr64472]

You can just buy or rent a copy of Avia or Video Essentials for the DIY type of calibration. If you want to spend more, you can grab a calibrationist over at Hometheaterspot.com. I've had Avical do mine and the results are stunning.

 

[Mygaffer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by sccr64472 You can just buy or rent a copy of Avia or Video Essentials for the DIY type of calibration. If you want to spend more, you can grab a calibrationist over at Hometheaterspot.com. I've had Avical do mine and the results are stunning.

You don't need to pay someone. Check the link above for the same exact thing except DIY.

 

[AsAnAtheist]

For TN panels I would recommend lagom, however what is the use of your monitor? Games, work?

 

[neobloodline]

Here is a little thread I created a while ago because so many people don't know how to calibrate a display without paying money.

http://www.overclock.net/monitors-di...r-monitor.html

 

[bfe_vern]

I remember seeing this that if you have "Finding Nemo" you can use the THX Optimizer. I will have to check this out and get back to you.

Update: Yep, its an option in setup. If you google "THX Optimizer" you may find there are other movies that have this, too.