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Optimal Viewing and Monitor Calibration
For a more accurate viewing experience, adjust your monitor using the three simple steps and the graduated gray bar.
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| First, adjust your monitor's contrast to the maximum setting, and reduce it until you see a separation between the white (farthest left) and the light gray blocks next to it. |
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| STEP TWO |
| Second, adjust the brightness until you see a slight separation between the black and dark gray blocks on the far right. The black block (farthest right) should be as black as possible. |
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| STEP THREE |
| Finally, look for any color cast in the white and gray tones. These tones should appear neutral in color. Monitors tend to have a magenta cast to them until they have warmed up for about 15 minutes, so if the bar looks pinkish to you, wait a bit if you want to see colors more accurately. |
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