About Color Profile (ICC Profile)
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Downloaded file contains two color profiles (ICC Profile) for each models. Each profile is generated for use of monitor under the adjustment described below. Select the profile to match the adjusted monitor.
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Monitor is adjusted to 6500 K & Gamma=2.2
Color Profile: |
CG**D65.icm |
Monitor Adjustments: |
FineContrast Mode----- |
Custom |
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Color Temperature------ |
6500K |
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Gamma--------------------- |
2.2 |
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Monitor is adjusted to 5000 K & Gamma=1.8
Color Profile: |
CG**D50.icm |
Monitor Adjustments: |
FineContrast Mode----- |
Custom |
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Color Temperature------ |
5000K |
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Gamma--------------------- |
1.8 |
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CG** indicates the model name of monitor. |
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* What is the ICC Profile? |
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A specific file including the color characteristic information for the device, settled by ICC (International Color Consortium)
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* Setup Procedure of Color Profile (ICC Profile) |
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For using on Windows 98
Settings
- Download "Monitor Information File" and copy the extracted files into the floppy disk.
- Click "Start" and select "Control Panel" from "Settings".
- Double click "Display" icon in "Control Panel" and open "Display Properties".
- Select "Settings" tab and click "Advanced...".
- Select "Color Management" tab and click "Add...".
- Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive. "Add Profile Association" window is displayed and select a floppy disk drive in the "Look in:" section.
- Select a suitable Color Profile from the list then click "Add".
- Select a Color Profile from the list in the "Color Profiles associated with this device:" and click "Set As Default".
- Click "Apply" and click "OK" to close a menu.
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For using on Windows Me
Settings
- Download "Monitor Information File" and copy the extracted files into the floppy disk.
- Click "Start" and select "Control Panel" from "Settings".
- Click "Display" in "Control Panel" and open "Display Properties".
- Select "Settings" tab and click "Advanced...".
- Select "Color Management" tab and click "Add...".
- Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive. "Add Profile Association" window is displayed and select a floppy disk drive in the "Look in:" section.
- Select a suitable Color Profile from the list then click "Add".
- Select a Color Profile from the list in the "Color Profiles currently associated with this device:" and click "Set As Default".
- Click "Apply" and click "OK" to close a menu.
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For using on Windows 2000
Settings
- Download "Monitor Information File" and copy the extracted files into the floppy disk.
- Click "Start" and select "Control Panel" from "Settings".
- Double click "Display" icon in "Control Panel" and open "Display Properties".
- Select "Settings" tab and click "Advanced...".
- Select "Color Management" tab and click "Add...".
- Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive. "Add Profile Association" window is displayed and select a floppy disk drive in the "Look in:" section.
- Select a suitable Color Profile from the list then click "Add".
- Select a Color Profile from the list in the "Color Profiles currently associated with this device:" and click "Set As Default".
- Click "Apply" and click "OK" to close a menu.
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For using on Windows XP
Settings
- Download "Monitor Information File" and copy the extracted files into the floppy disk.
- Click "Start" and select "Control Panel" from "All Programs".
- Double click "Display" icon in "Control Panel" and open "Display Properties".
- Select "Settings" tab and click "Advanced...".
- Select "Color Management" tab and click "Add...".
- Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive. "Add Profile Association" window is displayed and select a floppy disk drive in the "Look in:" section.
- Select a suitable Color Profile from the list then click "Add".
- Select a Color Profile from the list in the "Color Profiles currently associated with this device:" and click "Set As Default".
- Click "Apply" and click "OK" to close a menu.
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