Quote - > Quote - Have you tried to calibrate you monitors? I. e. Adobe Gamma, which comes with Photoshop, is a good way to get a basic calibration.

 

I don't have Photoshop, I have PSP... I'm a technical idiot so I'll have to ask my friend about that kinda stuff LOL but ty for the idea, I think he actually does have PS so maybe we could figure something out.

http://www.easyrgb.com/calibrate.php

Try that link.  It doesn't change any hardware settings, it just leaves a cookie. So if you delete your cookies you have to go and recalibrate your monitor again.

That's what I used with my old monitor because I didn't know how to do it physcially and couldn't grasp the various calibration site instructions.  This is basically "Calibration for Dummies",  hehe

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