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Xscope colors wrong chrome
Xscope colors wrong chrome















Yeah I know it needs strong correction, the Display is kinda unique because it has 2 different electronic circuits for standard mode and G-Sync Mode (it has a 1st gen G-Sync Module which only has 1 input and the display has additional inputs), and in G-Sync Mode the only options available are only 4 preset picture profiles to choose from as a starting point, I used the preset which had the most accurate colors out of the box.įor now the workaround with the Chrome flag works, I hope it gets sorted out before Chrome 62 releases without that flag. The corrected response is much less contrasty. The native (uncorrected) display response greatly increases color contrast due to the native response having such a high gamma. This means it needs a strong correction (brightening) of the midtones to reach the much lower 2.2 gamma. But the display has a very unusual native response that looks similar to the DICOM curve used in medical imaging (with a very high midpoint gamma around 3.4).

xscope colors wrong chrome

The problem is not related to Chrome or the profile, that much I can tell you.

xscope colors wrong chrome

But if this option is going to disappear with Chrome 62 how is it really solved? Is it an issue of Chrome, Displa圜al or both? I have a Benq XL2420G connected via Displayport for G-Sync compatibility, and the Display is sRGB.ĭisabling color correct rendering in chrome://flags solved the issue for me. I was searching google for that quite a bit and haven’t been able to find this Bug Report, 1st time reading it (looks like google can’t find stuff on its own sites :D). No, I’m not the one from the Chromium Bug Report. Doing this in 8 bit, and the display then being (probably) 6 bit + dithering, leads to increased banding.

xscope colors wrong chrome

The display from the bug report is a laptop display, and needs a relatively strong correction on the neutral axis. Not sure if you’re the original reporter on the Chromium bug report, but in case you are, you are using a wide gamut display and your color managed (sRGB) colors are not “washed out”, they are now accurately displayed with the intended saturation.

#Xscope colors wrong chrome update#

Since the update to Chrome 61 today i have washed out colors on Websites (for example Twitch, the purple on the top is washed out) and heavy color Banding like on the displaycal websites the blue background shows heavy Banding.















Xscope colors wrong chrome