For optimum viewing of graphics on the Web, your monitor should be set to display
proper brightness, contrast and a neutral color balance. The bar shown below will help you
judge the calibration of your monitor and make any necessary adjustments.
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First, adjust screen contrast to maximum, then reduce it until you get
separation between the white and light gray blocks on the far right.
Then adjust the brightness until you get separation between the black and dark gray
blocks on the far left.
Finally, look for any color cast in the white and gray tones - they should be neutral in
color. Monitors tend to have a magenta cast to them until they have warmed up for about 30
minutes.
That's it! Your monitor should be correctly adjusted for viewing Web images. Enjoy!
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