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| 09-29-2012, 06:05 PM | #1 |
| Setting LCD output to match actual photo
Took a number of photos outdoors today (cloudy) and every one I chimped looked lifeless and washed out.  Looking at them on the computer they are very vibrant and nicely saturated.  How would I adjust the LCD to get a comparable view? I've played a little with brightness.... If it matters I am shooting in natural mode with +1 contrast. | |
| 09-29-2012, 08:37 PM | #2 |
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Not sure if this will work....but how about putting the camera on live view, and look at a calibrated colour chart and then tune the R, G and B values until the live view images are almost like the one on print... Apart from this, I have no idea how one can even approach to calibrate the body LCD screen. Maybe Pentax should come out with a body that allows software like Spyder or ColorEyes to calibrate from the PC, much like what Spyder can do on the iPad | |
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