Benq Palette Master Color Management Software User Manual

Palette Master Color Management Software

How to Use Guide

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Proprietary Calibration Software

Co-developed with leading color calibration experts X-Rite, Palette Master software simplifies calibration

and reliably produces accurate color results. Palette Master can be used to fine tune the color engine

in monitors and fully supports X-Rite colorimeter. By providing reliable calibration in minutes, Palette

Master also helps ensure satisfactory results that will meet and go beyond your expectations.

NOTE: Illustrations for reference only. Vary by purchased model.

Launching Palette MasterI.

For Windows For Mac

Double-click on the icon Double-click on the icon in the Dock

XCheck to see that the USB cable is connected to both the monitor and the computer.

XCheck to see that colorimeter is connected to the monitor’s USB port.

CONNECTING COLORIMETER

USB

Launching Palette Master

PC IN

USB

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In Basic Mode iII.

XClick “Display Profiling” to start the calibration process.

XSelect the BenQ monitor you want to calibrate first, and then select the “Preset” you need.

XFor experienced users only:

You may customize the “RGB Primaries” by (x,y) or (u’,v’), and adjust “Luminance”, “White Point”, and “Gamma”

levels as needed. When finished, click “Next” to proceed.

In Basic Mode

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In Basic Mode iiII.

XSelect target “Calibration 1” or “Calibration 2” to save the calibration result into the monitor,

and then click “Start Measurement” to calibrate the monitor.

XBefore calibrating, tilt the monitor up to ensure that the colorimeter snaps onto the monitor.

CALIBRATION

Step 1 Step 2

In Basic Mode

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XWhen calibration is finished, you will see this screen. Click “Next” to save calibration results.

XTwo steps for saving the ICC profile:

1. Type the name to create and save the ICC profile to the computer.

2. Click the button to start building the ICC profile.

In Basic Mode

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In Basic Mode iiII.

XAfter saving the ICC file, you can use “Compare profile” to check the effect both after and before.

In Basic Mode

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In Advanced Mode iIII.

XClick “Profiling”.

XSelect the desired “RGB Primaries” and “Luminance”.

XFor experienced users only:

You may customize the “RGB Primaries” by (x,y) or (u’,v’) and adjust “Luminance” by measuring the environment

for a more accurate number. And when choosing custom “RGB Primaries”, you can also adjust the “White

Point”, and “Gamma” levels as needed. When finished, click “Next” to proceed.

In Advanced Mode