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07/19/2012 10:50:03 PM · #1 |
Found all my computer color setting reduced to factory settings...could explain issues with over-saturation etc.... please tell me what you see concerning color and saturation with this picture please so I can adjust accordingly  |
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07/19/2012 11:09:56 PM · #2 |
That's of no use to us at all, unfortunately. Assuming you are talking about monitor/display calibration, go here:
//displaycalibration.com/
That's a good place to start. Check the several links under the chart.
Message edited by author 2012-07-19 23:12:40. |
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07/19/2012 11:11:03 PM · #3 |
Hi. it looks to me to be slightly undersaturated, good natural light, slightly on the blue side if anything. kinda hard to describe in concrete terms.
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07/19/2012 11:26:35 PM · #4 |
Thanks, I ran thru this already, everything checks out.
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
That's of no use to us at all, unfortunately. Assuming you are talking about monitor/display calibration, go here:
//displaycalibration.com/
That's a good place to start. Check the several links under the chart. |
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07/19/2012 11:29:51 PM · #5 |
That is exactly what I had hoped you would say. I intentionally cooled the colors and under-saturated it as a test subject to see if you were seeing what I was seeing. Your input along with the test program the other fellow suggested lets me know my graphics card isn't playing games. Thanks
Originally posted by briantammy:
Hi. it looks to me to be slightly under-saturated, good natural light, slightly on the blue side if anything. kinda hard to describe in concrete terms. |
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07/19/2012 11:30:09 PM · #6 |
I did a screen capture to eliminate the blue border and it looks ok, natural as an out of camera pic. A bit dull but OK.
Seen on my work MacBook Pro 15" brightness at 2 levels behind maximum.
I am not sure how relevant is though.
I have issues with my monitor too. Now that I have an iPad it's getting even worse.
I work home on a Dell 24", Mac at work, iPad on the go. What I see at home is different that what I see at work. I can not afford any serious calibration tools but thanks  Bear_Music for the link.
PS
The pic does not look very sharp either
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07/19/2012 11:32:56 PM · #7 |
I understand that it is what you see is based on your monitor cal...but is I am having a video/graphics card issue and am over saturating due to what I see it will be reflected out in the virtual world ...yes/ no? I got exactly the response I thought i would get.Originally posted by Bear_Music:
That's of no use to us at all, unfortunately. Assuming you are talking about monitor/display calibration, go here:
//displaycalibration.com/
That's a good place to start. Check the several links under the chart. |
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07/19/2012 11:55:06 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by briantammy:
Hi. it looks to me to be slightly undersaturated, good natural light, slightly on the blue side if anything. kinda hard to describe in concrete terms. |
I see the same result, slightly under-saturated, not at all sharp, good natural light, a bit cool, whites are white, blacks are black. While my monitor is not calibrated, I have found this "monitor" (55" 240hz Sony Bravia 3D LED TV) to be extremely accurate with a superb dynamic range. |
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