Damien Symonds

There isn't any.

That would seem to be indicated, but I can't think why.

What about Photoshop itself? Which one does it match?

It's just the blue channel. Add a Levels layer to that area, with the black slider on the blue channel in to about 45.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/working-with-dual-screens-windows-10/

https://www.damiensymonds.net/get-an-editing-quote/

That sure is odd. Is the BenQ screen both the Number 1 screen, and the "Main" screen?

Yes, what you're describing is the correct behaviour of duplicated screens. The only thing I can think of is to manually force the issue using the little app I discuss in this article: https://www.damiensymonds.net/art_vista.html

There's a faint possibility that this is just an unfortunate coincidence, rather than an M2 problem. Photoshop has a long-established habit of just losing its settings occasionally, for no reason. But you're right, it does seem more likely that it's an M2 thing. Just add it to the long list of "M2 things".

You might have a bit of trouble with those rich blue skies I guess.

Oh, sorry, red and purple.

A tiny bit of blue and red, I guess?

Can't you just clone it?

How much does it matter? Is there a chance you'll be cropping that area out later?

It's such an excellent function. If you can't get a good calibration with SpyderTune, then something else is wrong. Your room light, or the screen itself.

And have you done the SpyderTune part?

Which SpyderX do you have?

I have wondered that too.

That's absolutely correct, yes. Leave the size at default.

It's got to be a raw file. Sounds like you're choosing a jpeg?

Might be okay.

At this distance it works ... may I see it up close?

Oh heck. You could squash it down a little bit with liquify, I guess.

Oh wow, well done. Now commence your normal Levels work.

No. Do the glare first.