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Ok, I feel like such an idiot at the moment, I can’t even believe…
Anyway, I have been trying to calibrate my monitor and images on my laptop (the one I am trying to calibrate) are no where near my desktop – and the desktop is calibrated quite well so needless to say, I am getting frustrated. If anyone can help me, I would so greatly appreciate it!
I have an inspiron 9300 with a GeForce Go 6800 card. I’ve played with the color settings on the card, gone through Adobe Gamma — and no where near it. Is there a way to calibrate these monitors that’s just the monitor, not the graphics card or adobe gamma?
My white is off and a light blue piece that I did (on the laptop) printed lavendar and the print looks identical to the image on my desktop – lavendar! If someone can send me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for reading!
Michelle
Anyway, I have been trying to calibrate my monitor and images on my laptop (the one I am trying to calibrate) are no where near my desktop – and the desktop is calibrated quite well so needless to say, I am getting frustrated. If anyone can help me, I would so greatly appreciate it!
I have an inspiron 9300 with a GeForce Go 6800 card. I’ve played with the color settings on the card, gone through Adobe Gamma — and no where near it. Is there a way to calibrate these monitors that’s just the monitor, not the graphics card or adobe gamma?
My white is off and a light blue piece that I did (on the laptop) printed lavendar and the print looks identical to the image on my desktop – lavendar! If someone can send me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for reading!
Michelle
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