On Friday 25 July 2008 06:53:39 pm Roger Breton wrote: > Typical black level will be 0.30 cd/m2. > > 47 does not makes sense? Peut-être que tu parles d'autre chose? > > > Roger, what is a good value for the black level ? I have 47cd/m² is it > > good ? On most of the LCDs that I have calibrated I typcally see a black level that is on the order of white level/500 to white level/1000. But I have to say that I have only worked with a few of these. On my personal LCD with the white level set to 110 cm/m^2 to match the brightness of my CRT the black level is around 0.12 cd/m^2. My CRT's black level is even lower but I don't remember what it is off hand but the difference is clearly visible. So 47 cd/m^2 is actually a light gray on my system. Are you sure this is not 0.47 cd/m^2? That would still be a liitle on the light side but not too out of line. That would give a contrast ratio of about 298 to 1. Where as my LCD has a constrast ratio of about 917 to 1. The advertised static contrast ratio of my LCD is 1000 to 1. > > > > Olivier, > > > > 2008/7/25 Olivier Marchetta <olivier.marchetta@xxxxxxxxx> > > > >> Thank you. > >> > >> You are right, the brightness is a bit too much I have to say. :) > >> Actually my monitor max brightness is 210 (everything to max). > >> > >> I've lowered it to 140 and my eyes start feeling better. :D > >> > >> For the gama, I like 2.40 or 2.20 for photo display, and I also have a > >> gamma 2.00 or 1.80 profile for games. > >> > >> I've used the - o (read the manual again, it was all explained, damn > >> me), thanks for your help. > >> > >> Olivier, > >> > >> 2008/7/25 Roger Breton <graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > > Roger Breton