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I will be purchasing a new laptop within the next few months, and one of the devices I am considering has a Mini Led display. Something that concerns me is photo editing on a display with a huge dynamic range, and having my photos translate to displays that do not have as high a contrast ratio. I read a lot of topics about trying to maximize contrast ratio during calibration, but is it possible to do the opposite and make a profile that reduces contrast? Without causing any issues?
It works as two separate modes. When you run the monitor in SDR mode at 120 nits the contrast ratio will be similar to regular IPS/LED displays. Calibrating the HDR mode is kind of futile due to propriety protocols that you are locked out of.
I’ll add to MW explanation that whatever the high contrast is, as long as display is profiled when you softproof using a printer or print service profile the contrast in the image will be reduced if you simulate black from ink.
I’ll add to MW explanation that whatever the high contrast is, as long as display is profiled when you softproof using a printer or print service profile the contrast in the image will be reduced if you simulate black from ink.
Thank you. I wont be softproofing for print, just web photography. I like to have as close a reference as possible to common screens.
