I'm sure you've gone to a store selling television sets.
Every screen looks slightly different.
This follow up to my first article on Computer Color Correction , hopes to shed some light on the subject since I first wrote the earlier article. The earlier article details how to measure and correct color for your scanner, monitor and possibly, the printer. There are some problems associated with this which are discussed later on in this article. The premise for having the right color settings for your monitor is based upon having two elements properly adjusted for. It is just that these are probably the hardest things to adjust without proper knowledge of the subject.