First, you may find an ICC or ICM file on the display manufacturer’s website. There are two places you’ll find color profiles online. These files are basically identical, and you can install. ICC stands for International Color Consortium and originated at Apple, and ICM stands for Image Color Management and originated on Windows.
These are sometimes provided by the monitor’s manufacturer, and custom color profile files are often available on hobbyist websites that promise better color calibration than the manufacturer settings. In addition to modifying your display’s colors using its on-screen display-that is, the buttons and overlay on the monitor itself that allow you to adjust color settings-it may be helpful to install a color profile. RELATED: How to Calibrate Your Monitor on Windows or Mac But, for professional photographers, and graphics designers, accurate colors are very important. Different monitors may even have slightly different colors depending on the graphics card in the computer they’re connected to. Not all computer monitors look identical.
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