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‎11-23-2020 03:52 AM - edited ‎11-25-2020 08:01 AM

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Product: hp envy 15-ep0700nz
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello everybody!

 

I just received my new HP envy. I bought it because I'm studying photography and apparently this computer would have everything I need. However, as soon as I open it, all the red and oranges were too vivid and super contrasty everywhere Then I found out the Windows HD, so I turned it on and it looks better but some picture look unsaturated, I'm not sure this is the best settings for editing on lightroom and photoshop. 

 

I also saw that on the COLOUR MANAGEMENT area, there is an ICC profile sRGB IEC61966-2.1 set as default. Is this correct?

 

Which are the best preferences for photo editing? Do I have to buy a screen calibrator?

 

Thank you!

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