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Originally Posted by Garbz
A far better approach would be to put your monitor into a native setting if it has one and then download the correct colour profile for it. Having wide gamut monitors retard their performance to match the working space of an image defeats the purpose of colour management.
The only profile your monitor should have is the one the manufacturer gave you or the one you've generated through the use of a calibration device.
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Thanks.. I do have the option of using a Dell U2410 profile but when I try setting that in the OS color management setup, I don't get the right result in Photoshop. Something to investigate further one day.. I'm happy with the result using the monitor in sRGB or Adobe RGB mode with the corresponding display profile, but I can see what you mean about that defeating the purpose of having colour management and monitor profiles in the first place.