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Hi, I have a problem where the darker shades of color appear to have red tint after calibrating my monitor with DisplayCAL and Spyder 5. I wonder what has gone wrong since I’m not expert in this. I have attached measurement report as file in the post. Help is appreaciated
It seems I managed to solve it by resetting icc profile and monitors factory settings. Then I restarted pc and monitor. Then I just reapplied profile with the right settings
Edit: Nope. It’s back again
In which application(s) do you see the red tint? Note that chrome has bugs with ICC color management that introduce such tints (they are not really there). Search the forum to find respective threads discussing the problem.
You are right. It’s actually only in chrome. I used lagom.nl test site and it shows correctly in mozilla. So is chrome usable at all in any settings then? I sow post about using single curve + matrix profile but I’m unsure if it works
Thanks for the help! I wouldn’t have realized that it was application related so easily. I used single curve + matrix on top of ZYXLUT + matrix profile and red tint seems to be still there. Should I use single curve + matrix on top of default icc profile for best result? I see if I can find more in the forums
You cannot use a profile “on top of” another. It’s always just the currently installed (and assigned) profile that’s active for any given monitor.
That said, using a single curve + matrix profile should work in Chrome.
I set to default icc profile and recalibrated with single curve + matrix and now its alright. Thanks again
I’m not having any issues anymore but I thought to mention that I calibrated new XYZLUT + matrix profile after the less accurate single curve + matrix and I seem to no longer get the red tint. Not sure how exactly but maybe this could help others with same problem
