Assuming we're talking about Windows, the monitor settings are contained in an
.ICC file. For the monitor, these are located in:
C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color
Unless there's an editor out there, the file is binary. Whoops! Turns out there
is an editor (ICC Profile Inspector) at:
https://www.color.org/profileinspector.xalter
Larry in Seattle
> Thanks Wayne.
>
> I am using a Dell (think the model is U2412m) and an HP Z24i. The HP has just
> replaced an older HP panel which was pre LED and getting steadily dimmer.
>
> The software at one point wanted me to set the HP to 120 cdm2. I ignored this
> and left it at 180 while I continued the calibration. Once that was finished
> and the new LUT loaded, the monitor dimmed considerably. I suspect I was now
> only using half the monitors brightness range. I started again with a brighter
> room light measurement and was now advised to use 180 for the HP but 200 for
> the Dell next to it.
>
> Moose suggested finding where the monitor settings are held on disk but I have
> had no luck with that. Searched program data, program files, registry, whole
> of
> boot disk - nothing.
>
> Mike
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