Can you use this monitor to set your white balance accurately?
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Hi Studio, one of its setting when using this Sony CLM-V55 is the color temperature which allows you to selects the color temperature and adjusts the white balance of the screen. -Ely
1356310
Yes. It is possible to change the display (within limits) to display what you want.
1642806
Yes. That would be best in order for it to keep accurate track of your time and strokes.
1631409
Yes... You can do that... every dual monitor arm is independent and you can set it at a specific height....
1121552
There is a white balance adjustment. I do love this phone, but the camera on it isn't that great. This phone is all about durability and basic function.
1337919
Not that I've seen. I've used dvi me display port and I need to adjust via settings on the computer
910026
Yes. I would zero it out before I use it (step on it until it lights up, then step back off before it can register your weight). Then step back on, and it should be accurate!
630375
Yes, using VGA adapter or HDMI output. It's a good picture. The stand is a little flimsy. If your desk is not stable, this big monitor shakes pretty easily.
1173850
Yes, I can. The screen is large enough to see clearly. I very much like my calculator.
1322747
Only if u are setting it to keep track. You would have to also periodically check your pulse for a reading. This is strictly used for when you are exercising
791473
Highly doubt it. That was not my intention on using it, but I know whenever I am exercising at a high pace, this monitor malfunctions and gives a false reading. Not reccomended for high energy workouts.
942629
Because of the special stand the monitor is attached to, I would have to say no but I've thrown away the box and instructions so I can't say that with 100% accuracy. Sorry.
677102
I too have a triple monitor set up and it will walk you through calibrating each one individually. I calibrate my monitors monthly.
1209837
it does work if you download those DisplayLink drivers -- BUT you cannot use or create a monitor profile/calibration at this time. the screen is fairly blue by default!
2185607
Doubtful, at the price point this monitor is designed for general use. Also, I haven't seen any professional reviews of anyone measuring the accuracy of sRGB and/or Adobe RGB coverage. If you're concerned about color accuracy, this monitor also uses a TN panel not an IPS panel that you'd find in higher-end sudo-professional or higher monitors such as the pro series BenQ monitors or the Dell Ultrasharp series.
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The short answer is - YES. The long answer, you can actually configure it to show many things while you are doing your physical activities, for example your average heart rate, how long you've been performing the activity etc. You should check out the videos in YouTube that shows you how to use it, very helpful in teaching you learn how to use this heart rate monitor.
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Yes you can. The hardware first calibrates the light in your office or computer room. You can do this two ways. 1) if you have work lights turn them on and calibrate or 2) cover the eye of the hardware and calibrate to total darkness for an alternative consistency. I have two monitors my Mac and my Dell. The ColorMunki recognized both monitors and asked me to choose which one I wanted to start with. Brilliant! There are two settings Easy set up or Advance. I did it both ways and preferred the easy set up for less human error. Then it does it's thing. There is a great little visual guide book that comes with the hardware to walk you through how to open it. I can't stress how simple this is. And makes a huge difference. Finally, Calibrating is not a one time thing, you will be repeating these steps often. I've set my reminder for every two weeks. Most monitors are also intuitive and will shift according to the lighting changes in the room, a lovely feature but also just another reason you will continually calibrate. Good luck!