ATTN ALL DESIGNERS! I NEED AN ASSIST: by SirRonmit
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I have reset both monitors and even edited them using a standard RGB image.
When I post up 'darker' images, I can't tell which monitor is accurate : My 23" monitor on the left (the lighter color). The 42" TV I am using for my main editing screen is on the right (the darker color) -- I turned off PURE BLACK on the 42" , but still looks dark when rendering :(
I know a few of you guys/gals had asked why some of my previous images were so dark, but on my screen it was decently "moonlit".
I have uploaded the main image as-is .. I have attached a capture from my cell phone showing you all what I am seeing on my end.
Please help by telling me how you see the main image : Light? or Dark?
Thank you a zillion!!!!
Tim N
aka SirRonmit
Comments (8)
SirRonmit
This is how I see the image between the 2 monitors:
SirRonmit
What I did was split the image between my 2 monitors to get the capture.
Thanks for any input!
Tim N
SirRonmit
LEFT Monitor
SirRonmit
RIGHT Monitor
SirRonmit
-- I accessed the image from work, and it is showing more in-between the two I see from my home machines.
Tim N.
Kordouane
That's right, the rendering is very dark on my screen too !!
SirRonmit
booo!!! Did I tell you how much I dislike computers? LOL
Thank you for your reply!!!!
Tim N
rajib
hmmm... Mine is more like your left one. Though dimmer. I am using DELL Precision Color Ultra 4K monitors with calibrated color space. I can clear see her, the ground, the lights on the boots look okay too. I cannot make out any details on her outfit though. I suggest if you are going to use a 2 monitor setup, buy the same brand and model for both.
SirRonmit
Thanks, rajib and Richard!
I'm going to have to mentally remember that what most will see online when I do dark renders is more than likely in between my left and right. I will have to understand that each person will see them differently depending upon what monitor they have.
Tim N.
Richardphotos
I have a 32 inch curved and a 27 inch, but the smaller has not been on for a long time. I really like the 32 inch Samsung. photos and renders both work fine. I have idea about your problem