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nospam wrote:
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newshound wrote:
I just tweaked my monitor settings using a couple of the websites with
"free" setup images and this has certainly improved my views of photos
from a wide variety of sources. However I'm now finding that text in
Thunderbird, Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. is a bit pale and lacking in
contrast.
FWIW the Duck's recent Yosemite pics look good to me, prior to the tweak
the gopher and river shots would have been a bit lacking in shadow detail.
I don't believe I have any significant visual impairment apart from
presbyopia commensurate with my age (68).
Any views or suggestions, short of adding a second monitor? I'm not a
sufficiently serious user for it being worth getting a proper calibrator.
undo whatever you did and don't use some random website to calibrate
your display again.
I think that there is a tool in W10 for calibrating the display by
eye... Anyways: If you are spending more than £500 on your camera AND
display then:
https://www.parkcameras.com/p/V15870...x-rite/colormu
nki-smile
or something... If you're "savy" some extra features might be unleashed
from this and other calibration hardware by this free softwa
https://displaycal.net/#instruments
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