I understand the importance of using an external NTSC monitor for color calibration when outputting video that will be viewed on a television, but what about Web-only output? I have my computer monitor calibrated for print (I'm a still photographer), and I'm wondering how best to calibrate for adjusting brightness and color for video that will only be seen on the Web.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Start here: http://www.displaycalibration.com/

Start here: http://www.displaycalibration.com/

OK thanks. My monitor looks fine according to that site, but I still think my calibrated profile is a bit dark compared to most users of the Web. Any suggestions for gamma and color temperature settings?