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Hi! Somone asked me this and I wonder myself if is possible or a good idea…. or should be avoided.
On a Laptop. I can adjust brightness by software, bu not the RGB levels to make them match on the interactive calibration. Could we use the Nvidia control pannel to adjust the RGB?? or that would mess it all?
yes… it does not work…. also for some reason no matter what I do, I can drag the green all the way down, and one second after seems your loader overwrite that and things go back to normal, so any adjustment done with it is ignored. it was worth trying 🙂
how can i use displaycal with nvidia? im lost!
You can’t use the nVidia software controls for adjustment (see above). If your display does not have hardware controls, you have to skip interactive adjustment.
thank you, will this have a big effect on my calibration? sorry about my other post I couldn’t find this one, I’m new here, thanks for the help
If you calibrate to native whitepoint (“As measured”), it won’t affect the calibration. If you’re aiming for a specific whitepoint target like 6500K, then depending on how much the videoLUT needs to be adjusted, the gamut may be reduced a bit, and there may be a higher chance of calibration-induced quantization artifacts like banding.
Ok yes i was going for 6500, i will start over and do “as meassured” i use Resolve do i need to do all this when in Resolve? Or can i just calibrate both my monitors individualy? Thanks
Ok yes i was going for 6500, i will start over and do “as meassured” i use Resolve do i need to do all this when in Resolve?
If you used the Resolve preset, there is no need to start over.
Didnt see your reply till today. I calibrated my laptop with a normal rec709 should i calibrate it useing resolve? Or should i calibrate it in resolve using my external monitor? Would it then show correct color on my laptop and external? Sorry for not understanding im new to this thanks
