Display calibration software

[chad5200]

Is there any software for calibrating the display (colors, brightness, contrast, tint, etc)?

 

Trying to get the best out of my old Teknika monitor with separate Chroma/Luma inputs.

 

Thanks!

[_The Doctor__]

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TVTEST, which was used by communications companies, it is test patterns and sounds. It assumes a properly adjusted Atari to generate the display.

 

If you have a known calibrated monitor, you can use this to adjust the Atari.

If you have a known calibrated Atari, you can use this to adjust the monitor

[Kyle22]

Look for S.A.L.T. Cart. here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/194736-super-salt-diagnostic-carts/

[+Nezgar]

Theres also the test program Bryan wrote for testing UAV , showing hires artifacting and GTIA modes...

 

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/260267-the-uav-rev-d-video-upgrade-thread/?p=3660263

[jowi]

Is there any software for calibrating the display (colors, brightness, contrast, tint, etc)?

 

Trying to get the best out of my old Teknika monitor with separate Chroma/Luma inputs.

 

Get a Spears & Munsil dvd or the free AVCHD from https://www.avsforum.com/forum/139-display-calibration/948496-avs-hd-709-blu-ray-mp4-calibration.html

and just set up the basics the best you can. There is no use using patterns from our old 8 bit computers, the color reproduction is just way off and won't resemble any current standard.

 

Even better is getting a cheap meter like an xrite i1pro and do an actual calibration, but only if the monitor has separate controls for rgb bias/gain etc. otherwise just stick to the basic color, hue, brightness etc.