HI Damien,
I have two questions for you:
I bought a new calibrator. No wonder my prints looked dark to you. My display luminosity was at over 560 and I had to adjust it down to about 120. I prefer a brighter display for my work and personal projects on the computer. Can I adjust the luminosity brighter for my office work and adjust it back down when I do Photoshop or will I have to recalibrate each time I do that?
Also, when I use the noise removal tool until I don’t see noise, the faces/skin looks too touched up. Can I dial that down some without having the noise?
Thank you. I really appreciate you.
I have two questions for you. I bought a calibrator. No wonder you told me so many of my photos were dark. My monitor was at over 560 and I had to lower it to 120 "ish". So I feel like the photos match the prints better, but when I do my office and personal work on my computer now, my screen is harder for me to see. Would I be able to adjust the luminosity on my display for work and change it back when I do photoshop - or would I have to recalibrate each time I made the switch?
Also, the photos look really "touched up" on the faces when I remove noise until I can't see it. Is there a way to dial that back without having noise?
Thank you.