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<code>Device profile: sRGB IEC61966-2.1 <br> | <code>Device profile: sRGB IEC61966-2.1 <br> | ||
Viewing condition profile: System Default (WCS profile for ICC viewing conditions) <br> | |||
Default rendering intent: Absolute colorimetric <br> | |||
Perceptual (photo images): Proofing - simulate paper/media color <br> | |||
Relative Colorimetric (line art): Proofing - simulate paper/media color <br> | |||
Absolute Colorimetric (simulate paper): Proofing - simulate paper/media color <br> | |||
Business Graphics (charts and graphs): Proofing - simulate paper/media color <br></code> | |||
Note that there is also the capability to press the Calibrate Display Button, that will bring a different set of tests to evaluate the default profile results and/or adjust the profile. It is advisable to look for more information before adjusting the profile, as some settings may severely affect the accuracy of the image shown on the display more than a less suited default colour profile. These settings will be applied to all applications running on the computer, including video players and games which means it is important to understand their purpose. | Note that there is also the capability to press the Calibrate Display Button, that will bring a different set of tests to evaluate the default profile results and/or adjust the profile. It is advisable to look for more information before adjusting the profile, as some settings may severely affect the accuracy of the image shown on the display more than a less suited default colour profile. These settings will be applied to all applications running on the computer, including video players and games which means it is important to understand their purpose. | ||