Posted by Cfourexplore
I use a Canon SX-100, kind of an old model; I bought it in 2007 or so. As far as taking pics my phone does really well, and viewing stuff on the phone screen vs my laptop (HP I bought last year) is consistent color-wise...could be I need a camera upgrade (though I do love the one I have), or perhaps like you said, I could try calibrating my laptop's color settings.
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Never tested the Android's color cal as I have no way to link my ancient Sypder to it.
It seems pretty good though.
You using Canon's DPP software on your computer?
https://www.uer.ca...=1&threadid=127106Load and use it. Load the right ICC profile for your cam. I think if I remember right DPP allows you choose it in it's settings.
You still to calibrate the laptop screen although it may not be too far off with the right ICC profile (probably is). It's pretty much impossible to do by manual adjustment; too many variables.
Not having your color throughput calibrated means any color/contrast changes you make will not be correct.
You'll end up having to redite everything
Note: Loading the correct ICC profile isn't that hard and varies by OS. Monitor calibration requires the hardware/software, an in depth understanding of light measurement terms and interactions. Takes a day to a couple of days to work it out, a bunch of reading and tinkering.
Last time I did it was close to 2 years ago... out of sight, out of mind.