Monitor calibration

[Monty]

My photos, when put on the web, look correct on one computer and too dark on
another. Is there a way to calibrate the colors, contrast and brightness on
my monitor?

Thanks
Monty

[2real4me]

I hope someone knows the answer to this one:

I gamma-calibrated my monitor and started getting inkjet printouts that
match what I see on-screen in Photoshop 7. That's great, but it doesn't
appear to be good for all my other programs. I'm seeing washed-out or
unexpected colors in CorelDraw 11, Internet Explorer (even my own website),
etc. PMS color chips don't match on-screen PMS colors either.

What do I need to do to see accurate and reliable colors all the time? HELP!

[2real4me]

I reset my gamma to 2.2 (thanks to Madsen's link to Norman Koren's site) and
all is well again.

Monty, check this out. Helped me a lot:
[url]http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html[/url]

[Thomas Madsen]

2real4me wrote:

> I reset my gamma to 2.2 (thanks to Madsen's link to Norman Koren's
> site) and all is well again.

What was your monitors gamma value before then?
A gamma of around 2.2 is what most monitors are build to, AFAIK.

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Regards
Madsen.

[Marvin Mandell]

I used Photoshop's monitor calibrator. My new flat screen came with a much better calibrator but I must remove the Photoshop one. How does one do this?