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On my Marquee, I used the etechvideo.com grayscale setup procedure and my figures are:
red - 35/62
green - 90/64
blue - 50/62
I'm very happy with blacks and shadow detail, as compared to my 15" CRT monitor. Even white level appears the same as on my 15" monitor.
The only thing I'm not happy with is the color of white. It's sort of an "egshell white" rather than white-white like on my 15" monitor.
33/77 is how my contrast/brightness is setup.
Now I understand that white will never be "true white" and blacks will never be "shiny black" like the 15" monitor, but I just don't like the drab white. So without color calibration equipment, what is the best way to get my whites to appear more white in color?
Thanks!
red - 35/62
green - 90/64
blue - 50/62
I'm very happy with blacks and shadow detail, as compared to my 15" CRT monitor. Even white level appears the same as on my 15" monitor.
The only thing I'm not happy with is the color of white. It's sort of an "egshell white" rather than white-white like on my 15" monitor.
33/77 is how my contrast/brightness is setup.
Now I understand that white will never be "true white" and blacks will never be "shiny black" like the 15" monitor, but I just don't like the drab white. So without color calibration equipment, what is the best way to get my whites to appear more white in color?
Thanks!