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2008-3-28 16:48
simonli
如何调准你的屏幕色彩
[table=98%][tr][td] [size=4][b]最近发现有许多影友在网上询问关于如何调整屏幕的问题，我曾在澳洲数码摄影协会的11月讲座活动中介绍过一次。现在在这里简明扼要的再说一下。
市场上现有许多屏幕彩色调校产品，由于编幅和实物样板的问题，在这里只介绍实用的二种：[/b][/size]
[b][size=3](在作以下调整前, 电脑至少开启30分钟, 屏幕底色调整为灰色)[/size]
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[b][size=5][size=4][color=#ff0000]1. [/color][/size][color=red]免费产品[/color][color=red]：[/color][/size][/b]
[size=4][color=red][b]Adobe Gamma[/b][/color][/size]
1. 打开PC电脑，在电脑的右下角点去"start" 然后再选点"control panel"这项。
2. 在弹出的窗口中双击"Adobe Gamma"后，然后按以下的步骤做即可：
[table=98%][tr][td][color=#0000ff][img=99,66]http://www.pictopia.com/pub/images/newbg_l.gif[/img][/color][/td][td][color=#0000ff][img=40,66]http://www.pictopia.com/pub/images/newbg_m.gif[/img][/color][/td][td=1,2]
[img=436,320]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/a2.gif[/img]
Pictopia recommends you choose the Step by Step Wizard.
[img=437,319]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/a4.gif[/img]
[img=439,323]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/contrast.gif[/img]
[img=440,319]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/trin.gif[/img]
If you do not know your monitor's phosphor set, please select "Trinitron".
[img=439,320]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/singlegamma.gif[/img]
In this screen, Pictopia recommends you select the "View Single Gamma Only" checkbox. Move the sliders below the box until the center box blends with the backgroud. TIP: It helps to squint slightly when doing this.
[img=439,321]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/temp.gif[/img]
In this screen, Pictopia recommends you select 6500°K, then click on the Measure button. The Measure dialog box will describe three squares which will appear on your screen. Follow the instructions to choose the most neutral gray square.
[img=427,193]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag9.gif[/img]
Select the gray that appears most neutral (neither too blue nor too red). Once you do this, the squares will rearrange, and when you are satisfied that the center square is neutral, click on the square in the center to set your choice.
[b]PLEASE NOTE:[/b] Your monitor may appear to have changed color when you finish this part of the control panel sequence. Usually, monitors come from the factory set to a factory default color, most often 9300°K. Although our eyes adapt to this color setting, it is too blue for critical color judging, whereas 6500°K is very close to natural sunlight. Even if the screen looks too warm (red) when you first choose this neutral gray square, your eye will adapt to the new color, and give you a more realistic presentation of how your color should look.
When you select the center gray square, this screen will appear: Select Finish and you will automatically be taken to this square directly above. Select the Finish button and you're finished profiling your monitor.
You will be prompted to save the newly created profile in the C:\Windows\System\Color folder. Be sure each profile you create has a unique name. Including the date in the name is a good convention to follow. It is also a good housekeeping idea to throw away outdated profiles.
Congratulations! This is the first critical step in being able to prodict more accurately how your color will reproduce.
[img=438,321]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/finish.gif[/img]
for Macintosh usersTo launch the Control Panel, on the Macintosh, open the Control Panels folder under the Apple Menu, and select Adobe Gamma, as shown below:
[img=394,250]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag1.gif[/img]
When the Control Panel launches, you will see the following screen:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag2.gif[/img]
Pictopia recommends that you use the Step by Step (Assistant) version. When you click on Next, the following screen will appear:
Use same profile name as shown above.
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag3.gif[/img]
When this appears, highlight the text that appears next to the word Description, and type a distinct name for your monitor profile. In the example in the screenshot above, the name of the computer and the date on which the profile was created are part of the name of the profile.
When you click on Next, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag4.gif[/img]
Follow the instructions, and click Next. The following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag5.gif[/img]
Unless you know the specific phospors setting for your monitor, Pictopia recommends you set your monitor to Trinitron.
When you click Next, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag6.gif[/img]
In this screen, Pictopia recommends you select the "View Single Gamma Only" checkbox. Move the sliders below the box until the box blends with the background. TIP: It helps to squint slightly when doing this.
Then, set your Gamma to Windows Default, and 2.2 will automatically appear in the box to the right. The Adobe recommended workflow uses the Adobe RGB 1998 color space, which has a Gamma of 2.2. Pictopia recommends you use this Gamma setting when preparing images for Pictopia's ICC workflow.
When you click Next, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag7.gif[/img]
Click on the Measure button, and the following screen appears.
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag8.gif[/img]
Clicking on the next button will show the following screen, on a full screen black background:
[img=427,193]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag9.gif[/img]
Select the gray that appears most neutral (neither too blue nor too red). Once you do this, the squares will rearrange, and when you are satisfied that the center square is neutral, click on the square in the center to set your choice.
[b]PLEASE NOTE:[/b] Your monitor may appear to have changed color when you finish this part of the control panel sequence. Usually, monitors come from the factory set to a factory default color, most often 9300°K. Although our eyes adapt to this color setting, it is too blue for critical color judging, whereas 6500°K is very close to natural sunlight. Even if the screen looks too warm (red) when you first choose this neutral gray square, your eye will adapt to the new color, and give you a more realistic presentation of how your color should look.
When you select the center gray square, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag10.gif[/img]
Pictopia recommends that you follow the Adobe standard of 6500°K, as shown above. If the window next to Adjusted White Point does not already say 6500°K, as shown above, click on the pulldown menu and select 6500°K(daylight) so that the screen looks the same as the one above this paragraph. Then, click Next, and the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag11.gif[/img]
You can see the difference between your original settings and the adjusted settings by clicking on the Before and After buttons. Then, click Finish. If you are working on a Macintosh, the control panel will automatically save the profile you've just created to the ColorSync Profiles folder. When the Save Dialog window appears you can change the name of your profile if you wish to do so. Then, click Save, and you've successfully used the Adobe Gamma Control Panel to create an ICC profile for your monitor. Be sure each profile you create has a unique name. Including the date in the name is a good convention to follow. It is also a good housekeeping idea to throw away outdated profiles.
Congratulations! This is the first critical step in being able to predict more accurately how your color will reproduce.
[b][size=5][color=red]2. 付费软件: Huey[/color][/size][/b]
[b][size=5][color=#ff0000][/color][/size][/b]1.视频产品介绍: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APixeBBLoT8&eurl=http://www.pantone.com/popups/video/hueyYouTube.htm]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APixeBBLoT8&eurl=http://www.pantone.com/popups/video/hueyYouTube.htm[/url]
2.PDF文档下载，一步步教你如何调整: [url=http://www.pantone.com/downloads/products/pdfs/hueyhueyPROUserGuide.pdf]http://www.pantone.com/downloads/products/pdfs/hueyhueyPROUserGuide.pdf[/url]
[size=5][color=blue][b]你放屏幕的地方最好是安装有5000K-5500K色温的日光灯![/b][/color][/size]
[size=5][color=blue][b]最理想是5000K色彩评价专用日光灯. 这样才能确保打印出来的照片[size=5][color=blue][/color][/size]或制作出来的杂志的颜色在室外日光下的颜色(5000K-5500K)与屏幕所见颜色是一致的!
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[table=98%][tr][td] [size=4][b]最近发现有许多影友在网上询问关于如何调整屏幕的问题，我曾在澳洲数码摄影协会的11月讲座活动中介绍过一次。现在在这里简明扼要的再说一下。
市场上现有许多屏幕彩色调校产品，由于编幅和实物样板的问题，在这里只介绍实用的二种：[/b][/size]
[b][size=3](在作以下调整前, 电脑至少开启30分钟, 屏幕底色调整为灰色)[/size]
[/b]
[b][size=5][size=4][color=#ff0000]1. [/color][/size][color=red]免费产品[/color][color=red]：[/color][/size][/b]
[size=4][color=red][b]Adobe Gamma[/b][/color][/size]
1. 打开PC电脑，在电脑的右下角点去"start" 然后再选点"control panel"这项。
2. 在弹出的窗口中双击"Adobe Gamma"后，然后按以下的步骤做即可：
[table=98%][tr][td][color=#0000ff][img=99,66]http://www.pictopia.com/pub/images/newbg_l.gif[/img][/color][/td][td][color=#0000ff][img=40,66]http://www.pictopia.com/pub/images/newbg_m.gif[/img][/color][/td][td=1,2]
[img=436,320]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/a2.gif[/img]
Pictopia recommends you choose the Step by Step Wizard.
[img=437,319]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/a4.gif[/img]
[img=439,323]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/contrast.gif[/img]
[img=440,319]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/trin.gif[/img]
If you do not know your monitor's phosphor set, please select "Trinitron".
[img=439,320]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/singlegamma.gif[/img]
In this screen, Pictopia recommends you select the "View Single Gamma Only" checkbox. Move the sliders below the box until the center box blends with the backgroud. TIP: It helps to squint slightly when doing this.
[img=439,321]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/temp.gif[/img]
In this screen, Pictopia recommends you select 6500°K, then click on the Measure button. The Measure dialog box will describe three squares which will appear on your screen. Follow the instructions to choose the most neutral gray square.
[img=427,193]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag9.gif[/img]
Select the gray that appears most neutral (neither too blue nor too red). Once you do this, the squares will rearrange, and when you are satisfied that the center square is neutral, click on the square in the center to set your choice.
[b]PLEASE NOTE:[/b] Your monitor may appear to have changed color when you finish this part of the control panel sequence. Usually, monitors come from the factory set to a factory default color, most often 9300°K. Although our eyes adapt to this color setting, it is too blue for critical color judging, whereas 6500°K is very close to natural sunlight. Even if the screen looks too warm (red) when you first choose this neutral gray square, your eye will adapt to the new color, and give you a more realistic presentation of how your color should look.
When you select the center gray square, this screen will appear: Select Finish and you will automatically be taken to this square directly above. Select the Finish button and you're finished profiling your monitor.
You will be prompted to save the newly created profile in the C:\Windows\System\Color folder. Be sure each profile you create has a unique name. Including the date in the name is a good convention to follow. It is also a good housekeeping idea to throw away outdated profiles.
Congratulations! This is the first critical step in being able to prodict more accurately how your color will reproduce.
[img=438,321]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/finish.gif[/img]
for Macintosh usersTo launch the Control Panel, on the Macintosh, open the Control Panels folder under the Apple Menu, and select Adobe Gamma, as shown below:
[img=394,250]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag1.gif[/img]
When the Control Panel launches, you will see the following screen:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag2.gif[/img]
Pictopia recommends that you use the Step by Step (Assistant) version. When you click on Next, the following screen will appear:
Use same profile name as shown above.
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag3.gif[/img]
When this appears, highlight the text that appears next to the word Description, and type a distinct name for your monitor profile. In the example in the screenshot above, the name of the computer and the date on which the profile was created are part of the name of the profile.
When you click on Next, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag4.gif[/img]
Follow the instructions, and click Next. The following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag5.gif[/img]
Unless you know the specific phospors setting for your monitor, Pictopia recommends you set your monitor to Trinitron.
When you click Next, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag6.gif[/img]
In this screen, Pictopia recommends you select the "View Single Gamma Only" checkbox. Move the sliders below the box until the box blends with the background. TIP: It helps to squint slightly when doing this.
Then, set your Gamma to Windows Default, and 2.2 will automatically appear in the box to the right. The Adobe recommended workflow uses the Adobe RGB 1998 color space, which has a Gamma of 2.2. Pictopia recommends you use this Gamma setting when preparing images for Pictopia's ICC workflow.
When you click Next, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag7.gif[/img]
Click on the Measure button, and the following screen appears.
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag8.gif[/img]
Clicking on the next button will show the following screen, on a full screen black background:
[img=427,193]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag9.gif[/img]
Select the gray that appears most neutral (neither too blue nor too red). Once you do this, the squares will rearrange, and when you are satisfied that the center square is neutral, click on the square in the center to set your choice.
[b]PLEASE NOTE:[/b] Your monitor may appear to have changed color when you finish this part of the control panel sequence. Usually, monitors come from the factory set to a factory default color, most often 9300°K. Although our eyes adapt to this color setting, it is too blue for critical color judging, whereas 6500°K is very close to natural sunlight. Even if the screen looks too warm (red) when you first choose this neutral gray square, your eye will adapt to the new color, and give you a more realistic presentation of how your color should look.
When you select the center gray square, the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag10.gif[/img]
Pictopia recommends that you follow the Adobe standard of 6500°K, as shown above. If the window next to Adjusted White Point does not already say 6500°K, as shown above, click on the pulldown menu and select 6500°K(daylight) so that the screen looks the same as the one above this paragraph. Then, click Next, and the following screen will appear:
[img=498,330]http://www.pictopia.com/Timages/ag11.gif[/img]
You can see the difference between your original settings and the adjusted settings by clicking on the Before and After buttons. Then, click Finish. If you are working on a Macintosh, the control panel will automatically save the profile you've just created to the ColorSync Profiles folder. When the Save Dialog window appears you can change the name of your profile if you wish to do so. Then, click Save, and you've successfully used the Adobe Gamma Control Panel to create an ICC profile for your monitor. Be sure each profile you create has a unique name. Including the date in the name is a good convention to follow. It is also a good housekeeping idea to throw away outdated profiles.
Congratulations! This is the first critical step in being able to predict more accurately how your color will reproduce.
[b][size=5][color=red]2. 付费软件: Huey[/color][/size][/b]
[b][size=5][color=#ff0000][/color][/size][/b]1.视频产品介绍: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APixeBBLoT8&eurl=http://www.pantone.com/popups/video/hueyYouTube.htm]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APixeBBLoT8&eurl=http://www.pantone.com/popups/video/hueyYouTube.htm[/url]
2.PDF文档下载，一步步教你如何调整: [url=http://www.pantone.com/downloads/products/pdfs/hueyhueyPROUserGuide.pdf]http://www.pantone.com/downloads/products/pdfs/hueyhueyPROUserGuide.pdf[/url]
[size=5][color=blue][b]你放屏幕的地方最好是安装有5000K-5500K色温的日光灯![/b][/color][/size]
[size=5][color=blue][b]最理想是5000K色彩评价专用日光灯. 这样才能确保打印出来的照片[size=5][color=blue][/color][/size]或制作出来的杂志的颜色在室外日光下的颜色(5000K-5500K)与屏幕所见颜色是一致的!
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2008-3-28 21:30
色色大米
谢谢simon Li
这个叫Adobe Gamma的小软件是附在旧版photoshop上的，如果你的电脑没有也可以下载一个，在google上搜一下就能找到。
这个叫Adobe Gamma的小软件是附在旧版photoshop上的，如果你的电脑没有也可以下载一个，在google上搜一下就能找到。
2008-3-29 01:19
landis
谢谢simon，调整了一下，色彩鲜艳了很多，但不知道准不准确
2008-3-29 10:19
jmms_smmj
刚买了huey，才知道自己以前用adobe gamma调的色彩有多大差别
2008-3-29 10:30
landis
LS可以介绍一下吗？
2008-3-29 10:51
jmms_smmj
huey的文章不少，用baidu google搜一下都很多，大多数都是台湾那边的网站，因为huey在国内宣传还很少，基本上大家都知道的是蜘蛛
huey和spyder的调色原理都差不多，只是huey多了一个感应光线自动调教显示器亮度，这点我十分喜欢（最新的3代的蜘蛛也有这功能，但是都十分昂贵）
我买的是huey pro，在硬件上与普通的huey还有一些差别，调色更加准确吧，支持3种不同gamma和3种不同色温的选择，绿蜘蛛（spyder2express)只有固定的6500k色温和gamma2.2. huey pro还可以调教一个机身输出的两个显示器
价格来说感觉huey pro性价比高，我在ebay买的129刀包邮费，国内要卖1k出头，绿蜘蛛是99刀，和国内价格差不多
[url]http://simbaml.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!A00983AE813D46E3!707.entry[/url]
[url]http://www.heyshopping.com/report_detail.asp?id=101[/url]
偶口才不好，给两个网站给大家看看先，有个大概了解:monkey16
huey和spyder的调色原理都差不多，只是huey多了一个感应光线自动调教显示器亮度，这点我十分喜欢（最新的3代的蜘蛛也有这功能，但是都十分昂贵）
我买的是huey pro，在硬件上与普通的huey还有一些差别，调色更加准确吧，支持3种不同gamma和3种不同色温的选择，绿蜘蛛（spyder2express)只有固定的6500k色温和gamma2.2. huey pro还可以调教一个机身输出的两个显示器
价格来说感觉huey pro性价比高，我在ebay买的129刀包邮费，国内要卖1k出头，绿蜘蛛是99刀，和国内价格差不多
[url]http://simbaml.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!A00983AE813D46E3!707.entry[/url]
[url]http://www.heyshopping.com/report_detail.asp?id=101[/url]
偶口才不好，给两个网站给大家看看先，有个大概了解:monkey16
2008-3-29 10:54
jmms_smmj
调出来后，发觉原来的显示器完全偏绿偏黄....只是看久了习惯而已
刚开始觉得显示器被调得偏红，亮度还低，但是越看越觉得舒服，看白色觉得很正了
还原真实的色彩实在很有必要
刚开始觉得显示器被调得偏红，亮度还低，但是越看越觉得舒服，看白色觉得很正了
还原真实的色彩实在很有必要
2008-3-29 19:25
希蒙
谢谢楼主
有那么多反响，说明大家都需要。
有那么多反响，说明大家都需要。
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