09-01-2015, 09:42 AM
Alright, so a quick update on this. I've just uploaded the file in:
JPG - sRGB
JPG - AdobeRGB
JPG - BenQ (monitor color profile)
PNG - sRGB
PNG - AdobeRGB
PNG - BenQ
The image did not differ between file type or color profile. sRGB and AdobeRGB looked exactly the same, the BenQ profile looked very close to Photoshop although washed out. From what I read using a monitor color profile for your work doesn't really work between different monitors, though. There was also no difference at all between JPG and PNG for any of the profiles.
At this point it looks like I'll have to do as smrr suggested and restrict my values to 10% at the lowest (or get reaaaaally good at tenebrism). It doesn't feel right that I should have to do that, though. I guess if my 10% is being made a 0% anyway it wouldn't make much of a difference but still. It feels odd painting that way. Any suggestions for calibration or anything to help adjust to that?
JPG - sRGB
JPG - AdobeRGB
JPG - BenQ (monitor color profile)
PNG - sRGB
PNG - AdobeRGB
PNG - BenQ
The image did not differ between file type or color profile. sRGB and AdobeRGB looked exactly the same, the BenQ profile looked very close to Photoshop although washed out. From what I read using a monitor color profile for your work doesn't really work between different monitors, though. There was also no difference at all between JPG and PNG for any of the profiles.
At this point it looks like I'll have to do as smrr suggested and restrict my values to 10% at the lowest (or get reaaaaally good at tenebrism). It doesn't feel right that I should have to do that, though. I guess if my 10% is being made a 0% anyway it wouldn't make much of a difference but still. It feels odd painting that way. Any suggestions for calibration or anything to help adjust to that?