But don’t discount it: combined with the methods below, it’ll let you get much closer to parity between your monitors than any one method by itself. This has probably already occurred to you, but you can manually adjust picture settings by using the control buttons on the front or side of your monitor. It’s a bummer, especially if you’re upgrading a setup over a few years and looking for deals along the way. To put it bluntly, if you’re mixing and matching monitors, it’s almost impossible to get them to match perfectly. Different types and qualities of LCD (TN, IPS, VA), backlight types and quality, brightness, connection type, contrast ratio, viewing angle and of course, size and resolution can all affect the colors that you see on screen. These problems are multiplied if your monitors aren’t the same model from the same manufacturer. And all of that assumes that there aren’t any flaws with the specific monitor units you’re using, which is certainly possible, since monitors are big, bulky items that are easily damaged when being packed or moved. The age and use of a monitor will affect its LCD screen, and manufacturers sometimes use multiple part suppliers for the same products-two “identical” monitors might have LCD panels that didn’t even come from the same country.
Even if you buy identical monitors, it’s possible that they still won’t be close enough for your discerning eyes.
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