What brightness level should I use when calibrating with Spyderx Pro? I am calibrating my monitor using a Spyder X Pro for photography editing/printing. When I start the calibration, it asks if I want to use its recommendation of 200cd/m^2 after taking a test of the room light. 200 cd/m^2 is recommended with my office light stand on. But 200cd/m^2 feels too bright for my screen, to the point where it hurts my eyes…

How do you adjust for screen brightness while editing? Whenever I’m editing I’ll sometimes stop and look at a picture and think that it looks kinda dark, even though the histogram shows the bulk of the light in the middle (so, in theory, well lit). Then I’ll realize that my screen on my laptop is at 25% brightness and just increasing the brightness to 50% makes the image look so bright. I get the sa…

Display Brightness, APL, and a reminder to not trust marketing You might’ve noticed recently that some certain manufacturers have been advertising ridiculously high display brightness values, such as 4500 nits. You’d logically expect one of those phones to be visibly brighter than all the 2000 nit class phones, but in reality they are not. The first reason for this is simply because your eyes do not perceiv…

Maximize brightness in any android device You need to: Install Shizuku from playstore and System UI tuner from f-droid 2.Follow shizuku connection and setup guide and after success, enable system ui tuner toggle in shizuku settings Open system ui tuner, go to lockscreen shortcuts and change one of the two shortcuts to Device Keystring app’s brightness control activity (type “control”…

Philips Hue Bulbs Randomly Turning Up to Max Brightness, But a Fix Is Coming Some owners of Philips Hue smart bulbs are reporting that their lights are randomly turning up to full brightness despite being set to dim. Philips Hue parent company Signify is reportedly aware of the issue, which is apparently related to the Matter interoperability standard, and says a fix is coming as soon as next week. “After extensive an…

Why your Philips Hue bulb is randomly setting itself to 100 percent brightness Philips Hue smart LED light bulb gear. | Image: PhilipsAre your Philips Hue smart light bulbs seemingly going rogue, randomly turning themselves up to full brightness even if you’ve set them dimmer? Philips Hue parent company Signify is aware of the issue, has figured out the root cause, and tells The Verge that a fix is coming as soon as next w…

How do I manage brightness and colors? Greetings everyone, I use a s24 ultra for whatever pictures I take. I want to know how to maintain colors and brightness simultaneously. The first image is how the trees looked irl, and the second image is how the sky looked irl. I want to learn if it is possible to keep the green color of trees while maintaining a brightness. Just for referenc…

My natural glam look today, I tried going lighter under the eye for more brightness this time. submitted by /u/TheThotHokage

Online seller here. What can be done/adjusted to increase brightness in my photos without flash? I have a Nikon DSLR and 3 LED full spectrum lights with adjustable brightness. I’ve been using software to brighten and looking to reduce or eliminate this extra step. Thanks. submitted by /u/Eructman

How do I make sure my photos are the correct color and brightness when having them printed. I recently had one of my photographs printed at the local pharmacy and the result was not quite like what it looked like on my monitor. Mostly too dark. I fully understand that printing then at Walgreens might not have been my best option but would it be different if I had them printed somewhere that specializes in this kind of thing? I have a …

Help with exposure/brightness I posted a few pics in this sub and other photography based subs and the general consensus seemed to be that my shots are underexposed and too dark to be interesting. Any advice? submitted by /u/PestoPasta112

I think Ive been over exposing my photos for the “brightness”, but shot the lower one by mistake and love the color. Which is better? Somewhere in between? submitted by /u/Bulldogbobbrownmark

LPT : iPhone users can dim their screen lower than “brightness” allows If you have an iPhone and find yourself at the lowest brightness setting but it’s still too bright, this LPT is for you. Triple click the side button to dim your screen lower than normally allowed. The setup : Settings>Accessibility>Zoom>Zoom Filter>Low Light Make sure Zoom is “Fullscreen” Then go to : Settings>Accessibility>Accessibility Shor…

LPT: If you’re using an electronic device on a flight where they turn off the lights in the cabin, don’t forget to check your screen brightness. If it’s super high, turn it down. Everyone around you will be grateful even if they don’t say it. I have to kindly ask people to turn down their screen brightness all the time. These people without a doubt are always right next to me on flights with their screens at 100% brightness. submitted by /u/limabean72