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Hi there,
I’m looking for some help regarding my monitor's gamma calibration. Here’s the deal: when I go into the Windows settings and move the gamma correction slider up and down, the colors on the screen shift momentarily, but after about half a second, they snap right back to how they were. It doesn't matter if I'm using the built-in Windows tools or any third-party gamma correction software I've downloaded—it's like something is forcing the settings back to the original state immediately.
The color discrepancy is massive; comparing the image on my phone to what I see on my laptop is like night and day. My laptop is a Dell Latitude 15. I tried digging through this article to figure out which ICC profile I should be using to fix this, but I couldn't quite wrap my head around which one applies to my specific setup. https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/article...profiles.htm#d
What should my next steps be?
I have already disabled all those eye-strain reduction programs, like Blue Iris and Sunscreen...
I do photography professionally, so resolving this is extremely urgent for me.
Thanks.
I’m looking for some help regarding my monitor's gamma calibration. Here’s the deal: when I go into the Windows settings and move the gamma correction slider up and down, the colors on the screen shift momentarily, but after about half a second, they snap right back to how they were. It doesn't matter if I'm using the built-in Windows tools or any third-party gamma correction software I've downloaded—it's like something is forcing the settings back to the original state immediately.
The color discrepancy is massive; comparing the image on my phone to what I see on my laptop is like night and day. My laptop is a Dell Latitude 15. I tried digging through this article to figure out which ICC profile I should be using to fix this, but I couldn't quite wrap my head around which one applies to my specific setup. https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/article...profiles.htm#d
What should my next steps be?
I have already disabled all those eye-strain reduction programs, like Blue Iris and Sunscreen...
I do photography professionally, so resolving this is extremely urgent for me.
Thanks.