What is being rendered to the screen is the problem. I don’t think you get what I mean, but its very clear you think I know nothing. Profile usually remains valid as all software rendering from image to screen is relative to whiteppoint. It is common that just varying OSD brightness makes whitepoint to drift. If you modify display after calibration & profile, profile is no longer valid. It is made by measuring calibrated display response. Profile is made after VCGT calibration is applies. It’ looks that you ar doing all this stuff in the wrong way without knowing the basics. aim to same white as light source, lux/PI as 1st guess for cd/m2 get a good light source, measure lux at paper level If you want to get a match aim directly for a match Nobody does that, unless he know nothing. Displa圜AL has no DDC/CI, it0’s your responsibility to lower brightness to whatever target you want when tweaking whitepoint.ĭon’t do that. Nobody that knows what he is doing will do that. I print from WHCC and NPL mostly.ĭoes display cal have post-calibration adjustments? And if not, WHY NOT?!?!?! Help please!!! At this point, I don’t even know what to try to adjust to help align my display with my prints. I really don’t want to have to go back to the AMD card or back to trying to run both (constant driver problems). My screen looks great, but its not telling me the truth!!! Adjusting the screen itself is not possible as its the actual black and white levels in rendering that need changing – if I go to 1 brightness I still can’t get anywhere near how dark the prints turned out. I just cant find any way to get user control over my black and white levels/brightness on the software side. I tried calibrating at a higher CMD level (100 instead of 50 previously) and this helped slightly (I typically edit in a dim space). Somehow the *internal settings* for rendering brightness/gamma and contrast are just a bit too high and I can’t figure out any way to lower them. Running a calibrated screen and then checking my photos by ducking the brightness software-side to simulate print is something I’m familiar with (Lightroom Soft Proofing – even with WHCC profiles – doesn’t quite get there). I’m also pretty frustrated that Displa圜al doesn’t seem to have any post-calibration tools DESPITE requiring me to disable all of Nvidia’s controls. If I override Cal and go to Nvidia settings, lowering the brightness from %50 to about 25-30% gets me print-accurate brightness levels… What I see IS NOT what I get in printing. I can get the calibration running and the metering to read pretty accurate – my black and white reproduction levels and color resolution is better than ever. Software didn’t even try to work – Enter Displa圜AL. In short, I could only get close to my settings on the Nvidia card and the Nvidia gamma always seemed wonky.Įnter the Calibrite color checker. I eventually figured out that not only were the HDMI/DP outputs different on account of the cables but one card to the other card also had changes in DP performance. However, I was never able to get the screen outputs to match (running PIP on my Samsung SD850 32″ – had to use HDMI for one and Display Port for another). The card is power hungry though and loud, so I had the chance to swap to an Nvidia RTX 2060 Ti – a huge upgrade in performance. I previously ran an AMD card (R290x) and using the driver color/display controls and my monitor controls achieved a fantastic calibration using some other hardware for reference (prints turned out accurate and great!). Hey all, new to Displa圜al and having some trouble getting things settled.
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