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LG 25UM58P Color Shift?

TenzoNakami
By TenzoNakami
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I bought 3 of them, and I find three of them all have different color (the white is off and stuff)

I have tried resetting them to factory settings and make sure their color correction is set to the same but to no avail.

Anyone ever had this kind of issue?

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This is normal if the screens are not factory calibrated. You need to calibrate them.

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2 minutes ago, WereCat said:

This is normal if the screens are not factory calibrated. You need to calibrate them.

Any tips or how to?

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Microphone AntLion ModMic 4     Monitor 3 of LG 29UM58-P, 2 of Samsung C27F390     Controller XBOX ONE Elite Wireless, 3 of Sony PlayStation DS4

 

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If you have Windows 10

 

Click START

Search for Calibration

Follow the steps in there

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Go through the OSD and find the RGB controls to at least adjust those until you can get a fairly consistent white color. Beyond that they will still be off in other colors, just probably to a lesser extent than originally. Anyway, you want to do these hardware adjustments before any mucking around in software.

 

You can profile the displays with a color calibrator and load ICC profiles for them to get it closer but not all programs will play nice (read: many games ignore this stuff) and this has limitations and some drawbacks in terms of banding.

 

You could also try GPU driver color controls. I'd use that over the Windows color calibration, which is more limited.

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