How do you calibrate color on a Mac?
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All I can tell u from what I learned from the professional is use Calibrate advance display Colormunk by X-RITE. Check the web site. I hope this is hopeful to you!!!! Let me know okay!! Go to Samy's Camera they will be able to help you!!! It is the best place to go to!!!!
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Try turning the brightness down and the contrast up and also adjust the color so it looks as real as possible. Also you can change the energy saver setting to make to lighter or darker. Offhand my settings on dynamic mode are: Contrast: 95 Brightness: 32 Color: 64 Sharpness: 90 Energy Saver: Level 1
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Good morning Jessica, short answer is no. Long answer is sort of.... When you have an external keyboard hooked up to your Mac then the F14 & F15 keys control the screen brightness. I hope this helps.T
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Monitor calibrations are just that, they make sure your monitor has true colors. Then when you use the color checker passport to create your own profilel for the shoot your are doing, you can use lightroom or what other editing software you use, to be sure your shoot has colors "true" to the area you were shooting in. These systems work well together as I have both as well.
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Yes, of course you can use Colormunki Display to calibrate your projector for better colour, contrast and brightness. Make sure the software is loaded in your computer and the projector is connected to the computer. Darken the room fully and place the Colormunki facing the screen and start operating the software. It will calibrate any surface of the screen accurately and there after the projection becomes a pleasure. Any more doubts, please do ask. For more details, please watch the following site - http://www.xrite.com/colormunki-display
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The method this is done is by using the Graphic Card/ Computer to adjust the brightness, ala Apple Cinema Display which requires the computer to adjust. I think the setup is similar to Apple Cinema Display with panel type and control board.
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You can only select from pre-programmed colors. There are several, but you can't precisely tune the color by mixing with this device.
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You gel the light for your subject to match the ambient location light when color correcting, then use kelvin to adjust color temp of the whole image. I hope that made sense.
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I am not sure , I didn't use that feature. It was for a customer. Try holding down a memory button when you have the desired color combination. Thanks, Chris
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If you are asking if installation of ColorMunki calibrator on a Mac ( in your case an iMac ) used by an Administrator as well as multiple Office users, each having their own login, then the calibrator software will work regardless of who is on the machine unless the Administrator who set up the computer specifically prevents it by changing User access settings in the OSX operating system. I use ColorMunki on a 2012 MacPro machine running OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion and there is no issue with it running in the background monitoring changes in room ambient lighting regardless of which User is logged in. If your iMac is part of an office Network, and not a "standalone" machine, you may have to buy software with Network licensing but I would leave that up to your IT staff if that's the case. Hope this helps.
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It does work on a Mac, but you cannot program it (i.e. change the colors etc). All the buttons work when booted into the Mac in their default states (thumb buttons are the number keys, right/left/center/scroll). You can change the main mouse buttons using the Mac Mouse Preferences. The colored light remains the last color it was set to on Windows. I use it on my Mac all the time.
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Go to AVSforum.com and you'll find calibration info there. Why pay when you can tweak it yourself for free?
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Yup. You have to change it using the Synapse software. There's a menu for color up in the top roght of the interface which you can set there :-).
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Check the settings on your set top (cable/satellite) box. I know the Scientific Atlanta boxes from Time Warner have a setting to control this color.
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i'm sorry, i do not know. the version i have is very color-coordinated, and i don't know of another version
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I use the color checker for everything from macro ring lights. Studio lighting, etc and combinations of any two sources. There's no way of knowing accurate colors otherwise. I see huge differences - to me.
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In the future, just type in your television series number and the words "calibration settings" and you'll find the answer without having to wait for someone to supply it. These are CNET's recommended settings for all of the 7000 series sets... --Picture menu Mode: Movie Backlight: 3 Contrast: 89 Brightness: 45 Sharpness: 0 Color: 49 Tint: G50/R50 Advanced settings submenu Black tone: Off Dynamic contrast: Off Gamma: +3 Color space: Auto Flesh tone: 0 Edge enhancement: Off xvYCC: Off White balance submenu R-Offset: 24 G-Offset: 23 B-Offset: 26 R-Gain: 28 G-Gain: 28 B-Gain: 21 Picture options submenu Color tone: Warm2 Size: Screen Fit Digital NR: Off HDMI black level: Normal [grayed out] Film mode: Off [grayed out] Blue only mode: Off Auto motion plus 120Hz: Custom Custom settings: Blur reduction: 10 Judder reduction: 0 --Setup menu Game Mode: Off Energy saving: Off BD Wise: Off