Video/Pictures Editors IN! Perfect Color Calibration Among Dif Display Devices?!?!?
 

Hey guys! Question is on subject.

I'm rendering some videos, funny thing is that when i finished rendering them, i noticed they looked with a lot more color on the 42' LCD than my notebook screen, additionally i connected a 17' monitor i had to the notebook and also slightly different set of colors between notebook - big plasma!!!

So, how the fuck do you guys do, edit, etc content that looks cool on everyfucking screen? is there a standard?

I had been looking around many sites tours and pictures for example look shit on Plasma, other just look better than on common monitors so they probably made some sort of calibration ;)

Anyway, advices on how to calibrate all to a standard which everybody uses or so? People into the mojo will understand the question i guess ?

Get your self an IPS monitor, a calibrating hardware http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Learn/m...tion_tools.htm.

But always remember one thing: most surfers see your contnet or TOTALLY SHIT monitors.

Manually. It's the one thing i hate about buying a new monitor.