BenQ GL2760H Monitor User Guide

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    Palette Master Color Management Software How to Use Guide
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    and reliably produces accurate color results. Palette Master can be used to fine tune the color engine in monitors and fully supports X-Rite colorimeter. By providing reliable calibration in minutes, Palette Master also helps ensure satisfactory results that will meet and go beyond your expectations
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    02 II. In Basic Mode i XX Click "Display Profiling" to start the calibration process. XX Select the BenQ monitor you want to calibrate first, and then select the "Preset" you need. XX For experienced users only: You may customize the "RGB Primaries" by (x,y) or (u',v'), and adjust "Luminance", "
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    ii XX Select target "Calibration 1" or "Calibration 2" to save the calibration result into the monitor, and then click "Start Measurement" to calibrate the monitor. XX Before calibrating, tilt the monitor up to ensure that the colorimeter snaps onto the monitor. CALIBRATION Step 1 In Basic Mode
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    04 XX When calibration is finished, you will see this screen. Click "Next" to save calibration results. XX Two steps for saving the ICC profile: 1. Type the name to create and save the ICC profile to the computer. 2. Click the button to start building the ICC profile. In Basic Mode
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    05 II. In Basic Mode ii XX After saving the ICC file, you can use "Compare profile" to check the effect both after and before. In Basic Mode
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    06 III. In Advanced Mode i XX Click "Profiling". XX Select the desired "RGB Primaries" and "Luminance". XX For experienced users only: You may customize the "RGB Primaries" by (x,y) or (u',v') and adjust "Luminance" by measuring the environment for a more accurate number. And when choosing custom "
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    we use the i1 pro as an example to show how to adjust "Luminance" by measuring the environment: 1. Click "Calibrate". 2. Follow the diagram on the screen. 3. Wait for calibration to finish. 4. Click "Measure". 5. Follow the diagram on the screen. 6. Wait for measurement to finish. XX Click "Save As
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    08 XX Name the measurement file. XX Click "OK". XX Click "Use luminance from white point measurements". XX Click "Next". In Advanced Mode
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    " according to your requirements. 3. A larger set size usually provides better accuracy, but takes longer to measure. 4. You may add specific Pantone targets to make the calibration results accurate for your project. 5. When your settings are in place, click "Next". In Advanced Mode
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    10 XX Select target "Calibration 1" or "Calibration 2" to save the calibration result into the monitor, and then click "Start Measurement" to calibrate the monitor. XX Before calibrating, tilt the monitor up to ensure that the colorimeter snaps onto the monitor. CALIBRATION Step 1 Step 2 In
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    11 III. In Advanced Mode ii XX When calibration is finished, you will see this screen. Click "Next" to save calibration results. 1 2 XX Two steps for saving the ICC profile: 1. Type the name to create and save the ICC profile to the computer. 2. Click the button
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    12 XX After saving the ICC file, you can use "Compare profile" to check the effect both after and before. In Advanced Mode
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    13 IV. QA report XX Click "Quality". XX Choose from a variety of pre-defined standards and use them as targets to check your monitor. XX Click "Next" and "Start Measurement". QA report
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    14 XX After the measurement, this report shows if your monitor passed and lists the Delta E for each standard color. You can choose Delta E 1976 or 2000, as needed. QA report
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    15 V. Uniformity XX Click "Uniformity". XX You can use the default 3x3 measurement target or the more accurate 5x5 target. XX Click "Next" and "Start Measurement". Uniformity
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    16 XX Change the gray levels - 63/128/255 to further check - according to your needs. Uniformity
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    Editor This function can be used when you want to fine-tune the hue or saturation of one particular color. XX Click "Advanced Calibration Editor". XX Choose the BenQ monitor and which calibration mode you want to fine tune, and then software will load the related color information. Advanced
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    18 XX After fine tune hue and saturation , click "Done" to save the result. Advanced Calibration Editor
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    time. NOTE: Color performance may vary from the profile done as the monitor status changes. XX Click "Load Calibration". XX Choose the BenQ monitor and calibration mode, also the calibration profile you want to use, and then software will load the related color information. Once confirmed
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    20 XX While loading the calibration profile, the monitor may blink sometimes. After finished, the must support at least 16.7 million display colors. • Minimum resolution 1024 x 768 IX. Supported Colorimeters Manufacturer X-Rite Model i1 Pro, i1 Pro2, i1 Display Pro Load Calibration, System
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