Is your monitor or laptop screen colour calibrated?

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nataliaflejszar&Photo

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Good asking, nope but my friend say that help me with, only we hadn't still time to do it..
But the colours looks ok..from the start 😁. I've been have the laptop Lenovo 17cal ,for year.. and working well to this time .. with Lightroom and Photoshop... 😎
 

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To be honest I never checked. But usually comes calibrated when purchased, unless you messed up with screen settings. If you want to calibrate then go settings and search for Calibrate and then should come up, that's on windows system, never had Mac, and can't say much there.
 
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By calibration I meant that is your screen calibrated so show all colours accurately in the sRGB colour space and more importantly can you see all the different bars on this greyscale.
We are all viewing the same images on different screens and comments such as "its a bit light or dark or needs more saturation" could probably be because the viewers screen is set incorrectly.
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nataliaflejszar&Photo

Welcome to the beautiful North of Europe :)
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By calibration I meant that is your screen calibrated so show all colours accurately in the sRGB colour space and more importantly can you see all the different bars on this greyscale.
We are all viewing the same images on different screens and comments such as "its a bit light or dark or needs more saturation" could probably be because the viewers screen is set incorrectly.
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Good answer @Bill Edwards 😉👌
 
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