Altering Gamma

[SharpeXB]

Just found this over on Nvidia

 

How To Calibrate Your Monitor:

http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/guides/how-to-calibrate-your-monitor

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[dburne]

The windows calibration thing is used to adjust your display using the monitor's hardware controls, and that's what you should use, primarily.

The NVidia color adjustments should preferably not be used, but I have to say they are a lot easier than using the on-screen display and the buttons of my monitor.

 

+1.

I used windows along with my monitors hardware controls when I first got this 28" Led monitor, and am very pleased with the results.

Well worth the effort to do it this way...

[SE.VH_Boemundo]

I suggest to run your and calibrate using NVidia settings. Sony use the controle in windows calibration application. Use only the imagem for testing your NVidia settings for gamma, brightness and contrast. Open both together. Cancel your windows app when you calibrate on NVidia. Select using NVidia settings option. Maybe add 5% on digital vibrance.