I've discussed this in the past with some of you and revived my thoughts about it in a series of PMs with a friend here. I submitted an image I made yesterday, called B&W Calibration. This image will not help with the sorry business about setting colors per se on screens for obvious reasons... ^_^
My hope is that it could help in setting the right level of brightness or in other words, white and black point. ePaperPress has got a great page on the subject. I've borrowed the idea of using those particular black and white hues from there. I'm not sure my image will be the same help that their page is. I'm encouraging you all to go and check out that site, my main aim with this image is in fact to make you think about the subject and perhaps spark your interest to look into the matter.
What do I know, you may be experts in the matter. In that case just fill me in and I'll sit back and listen. ^_^ The upper small scales are best for black point testing and the lower is good for the opposite... At least on my screen. :P
It was just a thought I had... Lest see if it is any help or if I need to get back to the drawing board. (At any rate, you have that link to the site that can give you help and explanation of the theory behind, that I must say I don't know enough of most probably.)
My hope is that it could help in setting the right level of brightness or in other words, white and black point. ePaperPress has got a great page on the subject. I've borrowed the idea of using those particular black and white hues from there. I'm not sure my image will be the same help that their page is. I'm encouraging you all to go and check out that site, my main aim with this image is in fact to make you think about the subject and perhaps spark your interest to look into the matter.
What do I know, you may be experts in the matter. In that case just fill me in and I'll sit back and listen. ^_^ The upper small scales are best for black point testing and the lower is good for the opposite... At least on my screen. :P
It was just a thought I had... Lest see if it is any help or if I need to get back to the drawing board. (At any rate, you have that link to the site that can give you help and explanation of the theory behind, that I must say I don't know enough of most probably.)