Calibrilla

Calibrilla is an advanced software application developed specifically for view and edit the content of LUT data, visually calibrate video systems, as well as set up monitors. The utility lets you work with an unlimited number of monitors.

You can keep Calibrilla stored on pen drives or other portable devices so you can have it with you all the time. You may run it without administrative privileges. It takes a single double-click on the executable file in order to gain access to the program’s interface.

The tool does not leave entries in your Windows registry so you can get rid of it using a simple deletion task. You may also run it directly from the storage device.

Calibrilla reveals a well-organized suite of features. However, you still need to invest some extra time to decode the application’s dedicated parameters because they cannot be descried as highly intuitive.

A help manual is available only in Russian. You may appeal to tooltips for viewing short descriptions about the program’s functions each time you hover the mouse cursor over a specific parameter.

Calibrilla offers you the possibility to adjust LUT data by altering the values incorporated in a table. The utility reveals the RGB values and lets you reset data to the default values, write LUT data from the current table to video card, as well as read data from the video card to a table and show the info directly in the main window.

What’s more, you are allowed to import information from CRV3, CRV1, and plain text files, refresh the list with monitors with a single click, and analyze LUT data with the aid of a graph.

You are given the freedom to select one, two, or three color channels in order to perform simultaneous corrections, undo your last action, and work with hotkeys for faster results.

Several correction utilities are implemented for helping you adjust the value of the current point in the selected channels and change the values of the selected range in neighboring points by employing the linear interpolation method. Plus, you can apply modifications to the backlight level, gamma, brightness, contrast, and bending lights and shadows.

General configuration settings allow you to specify the files which are automatically loaded for each monitor and tweak the appearance of the graph (show grid and axes of coordinates, display brightness graph).

All things considered, Calibrilla comes with support for a comprehensive suite of features for helping you carry out monitor calibration tasks, and is suitable especially for professional users.