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Display Properties
Color Correction:
Digital
Vibrance:
Vibrance gives you more control
over
color
intensity, resulting in brighter
cleaner images in all of your
applications.
Brightness, Contrast, Gamma:
The slider controls allow you to
adjust the brightness, contrast or
gamma values for the selected
color
channel.
correction controls help you to
compensate for variations in
luminance between a source
image and its output on a
display device. This is useful
when
working
processing applications to help
provide more accurate color reproduction of images (such as photographs)
when they are displayed on your monitor. Also, many 3D-accelerated games
may appear too dark to play. Increasing the brightness and/or gamma value
equally across all channels will make these games appear brighter, making
them more playable.
Image Sharpening: Allows you to sharpen the image quality by amplifying
high frequency content.
Active Color Channel: Allows you to select the color channel controlled by
the sliders. You can adjust the red, green or blue channels individually or all
three channels at once.
Custom color settings: A list of the custom color settings you have saved.
Selecting an item from the list will activate the setting.
Automatically apply these settings at startup: Select this option to
automatically restore the color adjustments you have after Windows is
restarted. If your computer is running on a network, the color is adjusted after
you log on to Windows.
Digital
separation
and
The
color
with
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