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I strongly recommend that you invest in a monitor calibration device if you care about accurate colour rendition. I have a Spyder 3, and it has made a huge difference to my ability to soft proof and deal with colour images in post processing.

Manual calibration of your monitor is really just not going to cut it.

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Ditto the same here..get the Spyder Pro 3.....and yes they have 64 bit drivers for Vista 64..they work fine.

 

If you have a Samsung monitor, remember that you'll need to turn off "Natural Color" in order to calibrate properly.

 

 

Good luck and get back to us on your results.

 

Cheers, JRM

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Thanks for the advices. I have a cheap monitor, although it's CRT not LCD, and probably not so good graphic card. When I set higher brightness, I get blurred image. And dynamic range is also poor, as I stated in the first post. So, if I don't get some Sony 21" CRT or the like, I think I won't invest in calibration hardware.

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Thanks for the advices. I have a cheap monitor, although it's CRT not LCD, and probably not so good graphic card. When I set higher brightness, I get blurred image. And dynamic range is also poor, as I stated in the first post. So, if I don't get some Sony 21" CRT or the like, I think I won't invest in calibration hardware.

 

I used my spyder to calibrate my Dell D420 laptop screen (not a great screen) - it was still a lot better than manual calibration. However in your case the price of the spyder might be better spent on a better LCD monitor instead.

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