How to set up colors on a laptop

The laptop is a permanent satellite of the 21st century at work, at home, on the road. It is known that the time spent on setting up the software will subsequently pay off with interest when you do not have to spend it on unnecessary actions or waiting for an operating system response. It is equally important to properly configure the color reproduction of the laptop display - it is necessary for designers, photographers, etc., and for ordinary users. Make so that the eyes are less tired, and the vision did not deteriorate, is not so difficult.

To avoid distortion of color reproduction, the laptop must be in such a place where there is no extraneous lighting. Designers, for example, use special curtains - then neither glare nor the illumination are threatened.

The easiest and fastest way is to calibrate the display using the built-in program (on the example of Windows 7). To start it, go to the "Control Panel" and select "Color Management". In the "Details" tab, click on the "Fail Screen" button and then execute instructions.

There are other special programs to help adjust colors - this is Adobe Gamma, Corel Draw, ATI Catalist Control Center. In order to take advantage of one of them, for example, Adobe Gamma, you will need a color scheme for which you can focus when the color parameters change. The scheme is strips with gradations of various colors. To correctly set up the color temperature first. Further to calibrate a home laptop display, look at the gray strip - it should be well distinguishable by 32 rectangles, including the extreme left and right. To estimate the result, print the resulting image, be sure to "shades of gray". If necessary, change the adjustment on until the colors on paper and the display are identical, then save the result.

The convenience of this program is that it can be added to the "autoload", then the personal screens parameters will be loaded with Windows. To do this, you need to copy the Adobe Gamma label to the "Startup" folder (it can be opened from the "All Programs" tab in the "Start" menu.

As a result, the adjustment brightness, contrast and color gamut fastened. So it should be. Over time, when the eyes adapt to change, you will stop this to notice.