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[PrepperGeek]

I have finally aquired a working Apple Studio Display (M7768) and I absolutely love it, its crisp, responsive, and the extra USB ports are very helpful. However, ive noticed that while the top half is perfect, the bottom half looks like it could use some geometrical adjustment, the problem being, I dont see any way of adjusting the bottom half independently of the top half through the standard monitor control panel, in OS 9, or OS X 10.1.5. The corners at the bottom seem to be stretched out, particularly the bottom right, There is no way for me to adjust these two corners without messing up the top half.

Another thing, is the gamma is slightly too high, the blacks arent truly black, and while its not particularly noticeable on lower resolutions (1024x768 and below), it is particlularly notieable at resolutions like 1280x1024 and 1600x1200.

Anyways, id appreciate If i could get some help to find this software(if it exists),or if im missing something else entirely.

I hope this can be fixed through software, but if not, Im not afraid to see if a recap would do the trick.

(pic attached is the problematic corner at factory defaults)

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Anyways, id appreciate If i could get some help to find this software(if it exists),or if im missing something else entirely.
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I hope this can be fixed through software, but if not, Im not afraid to see if a recap would do the trick.

Recap won't help. Waste of time. You can try to degauss it using handheld degausser, if you have access to one.
But otherwise, unless you have all proper tools and specialized software, forget about it.
And, for correct color reproduction, it needs to be calibrated with the help of other tools. Do a forum search for more info