Color Accuracy on mg5220 way off. Is there some way I can calibrate the color settings.
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I am also having a problem with color calibration. Did you ever figure it out???? Thanks.
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Did you tried to reset to factory settings first to have the base settings? From there set up the picture contrasts color and brightness.
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I don't know. We returned this scanner after testing it with reference colors palette. It didn't meeting our quality requirements. I would not recommend this scanner for any application that require color accuracy.
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I never even thought about that. Like most colors, there is a color lens that give out the color. The set up was a blue out put, so you might call the maker and see if there is another color lens you can change to.
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Your right Vlad, it should be posted but for the most part those ratings aren't all that accurate. I've seen 6000K (pretty much what these are) As a white 5000K, A purpleish 6000K, and everywhere in between. Pictures are going to be the best bet in comparing color temperature.
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I had the same issue. The problem was caused by color bleeds of Cleartype anti-aliasing of screen fonts, amplified by the monitor's higher saturation. I was able to reduce the issue by fine-tuning the hell out of Cleartype (to minimize blue/orange bleeds) and calibrating the monitor using color calibration device and software.
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It sounds like you have a bad copy, i never had to calibrate mine and it is very sharp from pretty much wide open.
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Lumins don't seem to mean much as far as brightness. I finally went by colortemp. Higher the temp the brighter. I just used a dimmer.
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I've just bought the 2557, also replacing a 1490, which I really liked. I feel like this 2557 has horrible contrast, and as you say, all colors look weak and faded. Did you have any success with follow up regarding yours? Nothing I see on my screen matches the bright colors on the Garmin website or product sales card from the store. May return it, as it's quite frustrating and... oddly, distracting.
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here is what i ended up using (i got this setup by trying to make a movie that has a scene were something was on fire as my setup tool. These settings made the fire look the best. Brightness 33,Sharpness 4contrast 45black level 58color 50tint 0color temp. 0
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Without knowing what OS you use (Windows or Mac) I can only suggest checking the Canon Website for the "Windows Adobe RGB 1998 Installation Program" http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/photo_all_in_one_inkjet_printers/pixma_mg8220#DriversAndSoftware . If you haven't already, you might want to note the latest updates for the other Canon software programs that are used with the MG 6220. You can discover your printer's firmware version by running a "Printing Nozzle Check". The latest version is 3.020. I'd check for the latest firmware updates for your Huey Pro unit and for each of the graphics programs you use to print color projects. You can use the "Custom" settings after you install the Adobe RGB program to adjust the color balance to bring your contrast under control. Check the manufacturer's site for your graphics card (GPU) for updates that may help solve your problem. I use a 24" Dell U2410 monitor that is rated for very accurate color management right out of the box! It was nearly $500 on sale, but it was worth every penny. If you are using Windows 7 64 Bit, use the search window to look up "Color Management" just to cover all the bases. If none of this helps solve your problem, I'd check the Maximum PC Website for their reviews on monitors for graphic color accuracy. Also, and most importantly, I'd use OEM Canon retail ink cartridges when you are looking for high quality color. You're just rolling the dice with 3rd party compatibles. Hope this helps!
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contrast 67bright 40sharp 0color 45color tone warm 1just eyeballed it to these settings, I heard THX DVDs like Cars have a feature that helps calibrate the picture settings, haven't tried it yet though.
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Yes, there is a very huge color shift for TN panel. I do not suggest it for photographic work.
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Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results.Backlight: 60Contrast: 89Brightness: 51H. Sharpness: 50V. Sharpness: 50Color: 52Tint: R2Expert control:Dynamic Contrast: OffNoise Reduction: OffMPEG Noise Reduction: OffSuper Resolution: OffBlack Level: LowReal Cinema: OnColor Gamut: StandardEdge Enhancer: HighColor Filter: OffColor Temperature: WarmGamma: 2.2Method: 2 PointsPattern: OuterR/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0R/G/B Brightness: 0/0/0R/G/B/C/M/Y/K Tint / Color: 0 (all)TruMotion: UserDe-Judder: 1De-Blur: 7LED Local Dimming: HighAspect: Just ScanEnergy Saving: Off Also this link to a review of this model has some info that may be useful: http://www.highdefjunkies.com/showthread.php?9230-Review-LG-55LW5600-LED-LCD Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results.Backlight: 60Contrast: 89Brightness: 51H. Sharpness: 50V. Sharpness: 50Color: 52Tint: R2Expert control:Dynamic Contrast: OffNoise Reduction: OffMPEG Noise Reduction: OffSuper Resolution: OffBlack Level: LowReal Cinema: OnColor Gamut: StandardEdge Enhancer: HighColor Filter: OffColor Temperature: WarmGamma: 2.2Method: 2 PointsPattern: OuterR/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0R/G/B Brightness:... » Read More Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results.Backlight: 60Contrast: 89Brightness: 51H. Sharpness: 50V. Sharpness: 50Color: 52Tint: R2Expert control:Dynamic Contrast: OffNoise Reduction: OffMPEG Noise Reduction: OffSuper Resolution: OffBlack Level: LowReal Cinema: OnColor Gamut: StandardEdge Enhancer: HighColor Filter: OffColor Temperature: WarmGamma: 2.2Method: 2 PointsPattern: OuterR/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0R/G/B Brightness: 0/0/0R/G/B/C/M/Y/K Tint / Color: 0 (all)TruMotion: UserDe-Judder: 1De-Blur: 7LED Local Dimming: HighAspect: Just ScanEnergy Saving: Off Also this link to a review of this model has some info that may be useful: http://www.highdefjunkies.com/showthread.php?9230-Review-LG-55LW5600-LED-LCD « Show Less
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I can't say that I've ever seen the colors not match up. Sounds like an issue NZXT might have to/be able to help you with. Sorry, bud.
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It is not a pure white, it has a very very slight blue hue to it, I would call it 5500K to 6200K color light range... its not annoying blue. I will try and post a pic soon
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I find the colors over saturated. These screens are not calibrated correctly.