The chemical phosphors on your monitor screen determine the range of colors you see
on your screen.
Do one of the following from the Phosphors menu:
•
Choose the exact phosphor type used by the monitor you are calibrating. The two most
common phosphor types are EBU/ITU and Trinitron.
•
If the correct type is not listed but you were provided with chromaticity coordinates
with your monitor, choose Custom and enter the red, green, and blue chromaticity
coordinates of the monitor’s phosphors.
•
If you’re not sure which phosphors your monitor uses, see the monitor’s documen-
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