[Contrast]     [Display settings]     [Clock and phase]     [Sharpness]     [Gamma calibration]     [Black level]     [White saturation]     [Gradient (banding)]     [Inversion (pixel-walk)]     [Response time]     [Viewing angle]     [Contrast ratio]     [Subpixel layout]  

Quick contrast test

All 32 bands should be distinguishable from each other and from the background.

Quick gamma
test image

Clock/phase calibration

Native resolution required.

Display settings

Sharpness

Adjust the sharpness such that all squares blend in. Native resolution required.

Sharpness test image

Gamma calibration

The stripes should blend in at value 2.2. Native resolution required.

Gamma calibration test image

Gradient test (banding test)

The gradient should be smooth without vertical lines or bands.

Gradient test
image

Black-level test

All squares should be distinguishable from the background, preferably without visible noise.

Contrast test

White saturation test

All squares should be distinguishable from the background.

White saturation
test

Inversion (pixel walk) test

One of the 9 boxes below may flicker slightly. The less is flickers, the better. Native resolution required.

Inversion
test

Full-screen version below:




Current: none
Warning: do not click prev/next if you are sensitive to flicker.

Response-time test

Less flashing on the left means a shorter (faster) response time. Use the chart on the right for comparison. Native resolution required.

Response time test Response time reference chart

Viewing angle test

The colors below should change as little as possible with the viewing angle.





Contrast ratio

To measure the contrast ratio, please visit the contrast-ratio page.

Subpixel rendering

Check that the font display is optimal with subpixel smoothing. The edge in the colored square that appears as a black line points towards your subpixel layout.


Last modified 18 May 2008