Calibrating &amp; losing color palette: Does anyone know how I can get it back or undue the calibration.
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Hi Clara, I have lost mine too! I am still working on "finding" it if I can't my techy son is home for Easter Sunday so I will set him the task and let you know. Jane in Devon
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If you turn the RGB dials an no other colors will show, you might. You can always RMA it and try another one. So far I've had no issues.
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There's others that are similar. This one's color show is as follows: White | Red | Green | Blue | Teal | Yellow | Purple | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | White | Fade Each to Black: G B T Y P W R | Fade Then Blend: R G B T Y P W R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | Slow Fade 10s: Y G T B P R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | END. Not sure why some of these are doubled up, might be small differences/nuances I didn't notice. Anyways, that's how mine seems to work. If you go OFF then back ON within 10s it goes to the next selection. If you power off and then leave it &gt; 10s before powering back on it will stay at your last selection. Cool huh?! :]
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Hi Marion:You can try changing your color saturation settings in your printer properties. You can also reduce the resolution sometimes helps.
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Try pressing the button on the emitter. It switches the 3D mode to Normal or Reverse. You can also access that in the menu.
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When you say the colors indoor were off, it sounds like a white balance issue. I assume you weren't using the flash at the time. When you look at the professional reviews for your next camera, see what they say about the white balance accuracy. Also look for a camera that lets you create a "custom white balance". A higher end camera can saves images in 'RAW format' will also let you more easily correct the image later on your computer.
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I find the colors over saturated. These screens are not calibrated correctly.
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Try turning "Deep Color Output" in the video settings to "Off". Seems to be working for me...
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Hi Mikieb: I'm sorry to tell you mine is the same during the daytime. I have not been able to adjust. It does show objects very well at night but during the daytime the only colors i can pick up are red, green and black. The other colors are distingueshed better than the black and white cameras, but not like watching tv. I havent been able to adjust for a clear color.
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I haven't run out of the color cartridge yet, but I don't think it defaults to black and white. I think the colors just degrade.
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I have used both an older version which I thought was easier, and I have used 10, didn't have trouble with color. Did you try reloading the software?
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I go into Menu, Picture, Picture Settings, then you have to adjust the color and tint to get it right where you want it. I have my Contrast and Backlight at 100, Dynalight is on, Brightness at 50, Color at 70, Tint at 0, and sharpness at 14. Hope that helps
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Gee, I'm not sure. I did find a program when I was still using MP 620 and used it to calibrate my monitor. But it made so little change on the monitor that I concluded my monitor must be near perfect. And like you the printer still wouldn't print correct colors. I can't remember the name of the calibration program. Anyway I was leery when I got this MG6220. I was stunned when it printed out exactly what I saw on the screen. Have you tried cleaning the printhead? I use ammonia water and soak it then use a small vinyl hose to blow thru, both directions. However, if your MG6220 is new then it has to be the monitor. Sorry I couldn't help. Gee, I'm not sure. I did find a program when I was still using MP 620 and used it to calibrate my monitor. But it made so little change on the monitor that I concluded my monitor must be near perfect. And like you the printer still wouldn't print correct colors. I can't remember the name of the calibration program. Anyway I was leery when I got this MG6220. I was stunned when it printed out exactly what I saw on the screen. Have you tried cleaning the printhead? I use ammonia water and soak it then use a small vinyl hose to blow thru, both directions. However, if your MG6220 is new then it... » Read More Gee, I'm not sure. I did find a program when I was still using MP 620 and used it to calibrate my monitor. But it made so little change on the monitor that I concluded my monitor must be near perfect. And like you the printer still wouldn't print correct colors. I can't remember the name of the calibration program. Anyway I was leery when I got this MG6220. I was stunned when it printed out exactly what I saw on the screen. Have you tried cleaning the printhead? I use ammonia water and soak it then use a small vinyl hose to blow thru, both directions. However, if your MG6220 is new then it has to be the monitor. Sorry I couldn't help. « Show Less
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Turn the numerical brightness dial to "0". I had a similar issue until I noticed the 0 setting turned the sight off.
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I think I found an answer to the issue. The problem I had is that I changed the settings immediately to "Dynamic," which raises the brightness significantly, and is only supposed to be used in a very bright room. When I put the settings back to normal everything looks great and the side light issues disappear. I guess I just need to listen to the suggestions of what the different picture modes are for.
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Anyone got any other calibration settings. Ryans settings are great but I find the colors to be a little bit dead, also Netflix on PS3 does not look the best even on X-High compared to my 720p LG. Nvm problem solved they look nice its just some HD streams look worse then others. Also presume your not suppose to be standing right next to the TV while watching :o.I raised the color settings and lowered the black level to make the picture have more color.Thanks Ryan!
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The colors are locked to the 4 presets as far as I can tell, but you can change the sensitivity of each preset. Usually the most sensitive preset is this weird pink color, but I changed it so that the green color was the most sensitive because I like it more.