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SIGMA Photo Pro User Guide
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Verifying monitor brightness, gamma, and color
You can then verify monitor output from within SIGMA Photo Pro by selecting
Tools > Monitor
Verification…
from the Main Window
.
The charts in this dialog box are for verification of color neutrality and gamma only. Use your monitor’s
adjustment controls as specified in the manufacturer’s documentation to make any adjustments.
Making adjustments to your images on screen works best with a monitor that displays color consistently.
Over time the characteristics of your monitor change, so check your monitor’s performance periodically.
Consult your monitor documentation and perform calibration adjustments as recommended by the
manufacturer.
Using a pre-existing monitor profile
For information regarding monitor profiles,
consult the documentation for your monitor,
after-market profiling software, or operating
system.
Choosing the best monitor resolution for
your screen size
SIGMA Photo Pro is designed to fit on a monitor
with a screen resolution of 800x600, however
the viewable area for images and thumbnails is
not maximized at this small screen size. A screen
resolution of 1024x768 or greater offers the most
flexibility for viewing and processing images.
You can then resize the Main or Review
Windows, resize the Thumbnail Pane within the
Main Window, or move the windows anywhere
on the desktop.