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Based on the screenshot below it sounds like to me dell is changing the icc profiles but just not showing in the system settings?
Based on the screenshot below it sounds like to me dell is changing the icc profiles but just not showing in the system settings?
It should be in OS settings, otherwise it is not.
try t go to control panel / color management , choose your display and see default profile.When I change profiles in the dell display app lightroom color changes.
It means nothing. ****also you should not do it even if ICC profile switching was working****. default icc profile is read on app startup, hence changing OSD mode while you are working on a color managed app to different gamut or gamma means LR/PS is no longer acurate… even in pro HW calibration monitors.
(an exception to this may be whitepoint)should I just delete dell utility
set display to srgb or p3 if so which>
Then run displaycal ?I dont see any default profile and these are all the profiles available
That is displaycal app, not os. Also your screenshot is missing relevant info
set display to srgb or p3 if so which>
Then run displaycal ?Custom color, run displaycal, choose widegamut led mode for Spyder , modify RGB Gains on OSD. Also better use single curve matrix profile that XYZLUT as a general rule.
This look correct to you. I have been editing at 200 cdm I know it should be lower but my room is a bit to bright.
On my monitor osd it gives gain and offset for changing the rgb is one preffered over the other for when matching the bars?
PFS phoshor mode.
Calibration = high? maybe not. IDNK how bad it is out of teh box. Medium seems a more sensible approach, but IDNK how slow and SPyderX is.
Also you do not need to set a brightness value, you can put it manually on RGB gain window to whatever you find OK.SpyderX Pro on Amazon
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