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Hi everyone !
So today I got my laptop calibrated for the first time, using Spyder 4 Pro !
Must say, I'm pretty frustrated with the results !

Most of my images look way more warm and dull to me now, rich blues are gone ! Basically it's like I'm seeing everything through a vintage filter ! Not necessarily bad, but definitely not what I expected !

Anyway I feel like I need to slightly edit the color balance of some images ! I should've done this a long time ago !! Do you guys get your monitors calibrated frequently ?
Also bought a new fast lens ! A really special one ! Expect some really crazy bokeh soon !!


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I calibrated my screen a few months ago (again) and none of the style options (movie, text, ect.) on our schools mostly big wide screen monitors can reach my laptop's colors. A reason could be the matte screen, but my shiny screen which collects dust every minute is just better. °a°
But I don't really need a calibrated monitor because I take my photos and they don't need to be edited. Editing is for those who do retouch, not for photographers. Being not good enough to take photos without Photoshop is lame and making your good photos extraordinary good-looking with Photoshop is just not right. You somehow keep being a liar to yourself if you do that.
Well, that's just my opinion.
You should have fun, besides that the fact is that it sometimes expresses what you want and sometimes more than your skills are. If you're good at something, you can be proud of your skills.
Editing photos and enjoying them more (than the original good photo) sometimes seems to me like: "Hey, I enjoy sports. But with doping I can be even better." Only that doping is not allowed - because it's unfair.
Just saying.