c81eca7253 BenQ XL2720Z Calibration SettingsPicture ModeStandardBrightness71Contrast43Color Temp UserRed 100, Green 98, Blue 96 Other settings like Low Blue Light, Sharpness, and Dynamic Contrast should be left at their defaults for best resultsIF monitor makers are reading this, 2560x1600! Screw this 1440p crapOr click Auto Adjustment for a hands-off setupThe Sharpness setting can compensate for signal deterioration ("bandwidth loss") in VGA cablesIn steps 5, 6 and 7 above, the goal is to have clearly visible, even brightness steps from the "Black Reference Level" to the "White Reference" level, and to the right of the white reference level the steps should merge into a single brightness level (technically called "saturation")Once your blue filter is on-screen or in front of your eyes, here's how you adjust the two settings:From the "Basic Settings" program, skip forward to chapter 4, the flashing color test
Next we have the main calibration controls, plus a number of other optionsModern electronics is vastly more reliable and repeatable than older equipment, and the probability that you will need to adjust the tint control is correspondingly smallWhen you click an option in the second column of items, a slider or more options will appearThere are various size and aspect ratio options from 17 4:3 to 24 widescreenMore towards the end of this page series are the inversion test, the response-time test, and the various viewing-angle testsIn much the same way, but while monitoring the color bars, adjust the "Color" control so the bars to the right of "White Reference" are indistinguishable0 MonsterCookie May 30, 2014, 6:53 AM When do monitor manufacturers understand, that 1080p resolution is a JOKE,especially on a large 27" screen?In the early 2000s it might have been ok to have such resolution, but nowadaysit is no longer usableWith the test images on these pages, you can easily adjust the settings of your monitor to get the best possible picture qualityAgain, reference white and reference black are noted.Make sure that anything below reference black is truly black and you don't see flashing bars
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