COu
Could you share your settings please?
I don't think you understand how panels or even calibration works.
No 2 panels are the same. A panel is made up of millions of different parts. Each part is not made to the same standard as the next. Therefore 2 monitors the exact same model could look completely different.
Therefore first of all you should never ever copy anybody else's settings. Those setting are unique to their panel. If you copy them you could end up doing more harm than good. People don't believe this for some reason but that is how it works.
Second of all. I didn't need to change a single setting on the monitor. The way my calibrator worked is. I put a sensor to the screen. it then ran a test for 30 minutes and then created the perfect profile for my monitor. The longer the test you select the more accurate it becomes. It then auto applies the profile. So it's my unique profile for my unique screen. it won't work on anybody elses as my panel won't be the same as anyone elses.
Thirdly. It also takes into account ambient lighting in my room. My room will have completely different lighting to anybody elses. So it's unique to me.
Fourthly. Panels change over time. My panel will need re-calibrating once every 3-6 months to keep it as accurate as possible. If your really anal then you can do it monthly or even weekly. So my settings will change month to month to accommodate panel usage. For example a plasma tv will lose 50% of it's brightness over 100,000 hours. So there is no such thing as a once and done approach. It constantly requires tweaking to keep it looking correct.
So the best thing you can do is just go out and buy a calibrator. Stop being tight and trying to find a short cut. It doesn't exist.
