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I calibrated my tn panel with spyder5 and displaycal software. After(also before) calibration whites looks really bad. http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/white.php this test fails badly. Monitor looks bright and contrasty. White webpages looks bad. Looks like gpu driver brightness settings and driver or monitor contrast settings helps. Should i adjust these ? before or after calibration ? Also http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/contrast.php red and purple last columns hardly distinguishable.
Also can i use icc profile after reinstallation of windows ? Without displaycal software ? Or should i need displaycal software for installing icc profile and displaycal profile loader ?
Hi,
adjust the display (only) before calibration and profiling. Adjusting the display again requires recalibration/reprofiling.
Also can i use icc profile after reinstallation of windows ?
Yes.
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What do you think about brightness. Im not talking about backlight. I feel like my monitor whites overbright. Calibration itself should fix it ? or should i manually fix it before calibration process from gpu driver ? Its my new TN panel. Didnt had the same problem with my old va monitor. Is this tn monitor weakness or should i tweak it i dont know. My monitor calibrated right now 6500k 2.2 gamma 120cd and average delta 1>. Still whites bad.
I feel like my monitor whites overbright.
Are you talking about clipping? Make sure you drive the monitor with the right output levels, e.g. if using nVidia graphics, check display -> resolution -> output dynamic range (not sure why they call it dynamic range, it has nothing to do with that) in nVidia control panel.
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Radeon gpu full rgb format and 8 bit. Not limited or ycbcr. My problem is gray squares invisible in this test: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/white.php. Whites are powerful and masks other colors. White webpages looks annoying. My va monitor was 2.2 gamma same as this one but it wasnt like this.
