Step 3: Complete editing the screen.
When the color correction wizard is complete, you can choose to keep the current calibration or go back to the previous calibration if you're not satisfied.
New edits will be saved in the .ics file, or color correction file and will be displayed in the International Color Consortium (ICC) new Profile in the Color Management settings. The easiest way to open this profile is to enter "color management" into the search box and select the first result. When the window opens, select the screen from the Device list and see the available ICC Profile.
View existing ICC Profile
On Mac computers, Display Calibrator Assistant is located in System Preferences , under the Displays tab. If you're having trouble finding this tool, enter the calibrate in Spotlight to find it. The result will return the option to open the tool in the System Preferences control panel.
Open the tool, you will see a step-by-step calibration guide, follow this guide to select brightness, contrast, and gamma, and then click Next until the adjustments are completed.
There are a number of online screen editing tools that help you adjust the screen settings. They can provide more accurate, customizable calibration than the built-in tools. Here are 3 most prominent names:
In addition to the built-in tools of the operating system or online screen adjustment tool, you can also use third-party screen calibration devices. If you are looking for such a device you can consider Spyder5Express ($ 130), Spyder5Pro ($ 170), or Spyder5Elite ($ 280). These 3 devices have 7-color, full-spectrum sensors that accurately describe a wide range of wide color gamut and regular screen, more expensive devices will have more advanced features and tuners .
Screen color correction with Spyder5 device
After purchasing the device, you just need to attach it to the screen, connect the device to the USB port and run the calibration software available on the device to have the calibration instructions appear.
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