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My monitor display is dell u 2415. I want to calibrate this monitor to be perfect for editing photos. I can't afford to buy the x -rite color pro. I want to know if anyone used the dell u 2415 for editing photos and the recommended settings?
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My monitor display is dell u 2415. I want to calibrate this monitor to be perfect for editing photos. I can't afford to buy the x -rite color pro. I want to know if anyone used the dell u 2415 for editing photos and the recommended settings?
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Every display, even from the same line or manufacturer is different. They age, warm up and have different ambient lightning. However you can achieve reasonable result with manual calibration. But renting/borrowing/buying a second hand calibrator is always more accurate. Some calibrators are less than 200€ but are usually just color/contrast. The ones that also calibrate each color gamma are around 1000€.
But here are some things I did.
Is to set your monitor all to the neutral settings adjust brightness to match surrounding
Try the standard windows calibration for your monitor.
Search websites to check your color calibration. ex http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/
Download the ICC color profile of your monitor. ex http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/icc_profiles.htm#d
and most important if it is for semi pro-amateur use: