How can I get more fluor colors on my monitor?

[rvsf]

I have two monitors connected side by side, when I move the app the colors become much more intense, maybe too much, but I need to emulate some fluor colors.

my main monitor is a benq SW2700PT. I have checked the windows profiles and everything seems to be correct.
 

 

Export as adobe rgb:

 

 

how can i view the profiles in adobe pdf?




LOOK THE DIFFERENCE  , left Affinity Designer. Right Adboe PDF

[NotMyFault]

Try this first.

 

[rvsf]

On 3/21/2025 at 9:50 PM, NotMyFault said:

Try this first.

 

thanks, but I still don't get the reddish colors like fluors  

I have NVIDIA Quadro P4000 , is this a good graphic card?

[NotMyFault]

2 hours ago, rvsf said:

I have NVIDIA Quadro P4000 , is this a good graphic card?

It is ok, very similar to my gtx1080

[NotMyFault]

2 hours ago, rvsf said:

thanks, but I still don't get the reddish colors like fluors

Please provide

• screenshots of all windows display profile settings (per display)
• Check that all displays are set in their OSD menu to matching color settings, specifically color profile, white point, color temperature, brightness to reach about 150 nits. If available choose a suitable preset for photo editing, or custom settings. Deactivate all „improvements “ like saturation, sharpness, sensors for ambient light, blue light reduction etc.

to start with:

• please give make and model of all displays
• which color profile do you use (in windows display settings) per display? If in doubt, use sRGB on all to be on the safe side.
• do you have HDR active in windows or in display? If yes, deactivate for photo editing until issue is solved. You may activate later again after getting correct rendering.
• Please upload an example file (document should be RGB/8 color format and sRGB color profile). A simple file with 2 colored rectangles will do.

PS: both displays allow hardware calibration, but require calibration software to be installed, and usage of a calibration device like Spider or X-rite. I never used 2 different make/model displays attached to the same PC requiring different calibration software. This setup is very complex and prone to compatibility issues. 

you really need to make a plan which color format and profiles to use, as both Displays differ strongly in its capabilities (sRGB vs. adobeRGB color profiles). It is possible, but requires careful planning and execution.

https://www.eizoglobal.com/support/db/files/manuals/CG222W_um/Manual-EN.pdf

https://esupportbenq.blob.core.windows.net/esupport/LCD MONITOR/UserManual/SW2401PT/UM_EN_191104143603.pdf

[rvsf]

14 hours ago, NotMyFault said:

Please provide

• screenshots of all windows display profile settings (per display)
• Check that all displays are set in their OSD menu to matching color settings, specifically color profile, white point, color temperature, brightness to reach about 150 nits. If available choose a suitable preset for photo editing, or custom settings. Deactivate all „improvements “ like saturation, sharpness, sensors for ambient light, blue light reduction etc.

to start with:

• please give make and model of all displays
• which color profile do you use (in windows display settings) per display? If in doubt, use sRGB on all to be on the safe side.
• do you have HDR active in windows or in display? If yes, deactivate for photo editing until issue is solved. You may activate later again after getting correct rendering.
• Please upload an example file (document should be RGB/8 color format and sRGB color profile). A simple file with 2 colored rectangles will do.

PS: both displays allow hardware calibration, but require calibration software to be installed, and usage of a calibration device like Spider or X-rite. I never used 2 different make/model displays attached to the same PC requiring different calibration software. This setup is very complex and prone to compatibility issues. 

you really need to make a plan which color format and profiles to use, as both Displays differ strongly in its capabilities (sRGB vs. adobeRGB color profiles). It is possible, but requires careful planning and execution.

https://www.eizoglobal.com/support/db/files/manuals/CG222W_um/Manual-EN.pdf

https://esupportbenq.blob.core.windows.net/esupport/LCD MONITOR/UserManual/SW2401PT/UM_EN_191104143603.pdf

Now it works! sorry, I forgot to restart the computer when I added the sRGB profile. Now the reds look vivid, just like in Adobe PDF

Thank you very much