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So, I have Deuteranopia colorblindness, and as you can imagine, this sometimes makes adjusting for skin tones and white balance a little difficult. I can generally get pretty close, but often I leave coloring gaffs untouched because I can't see them
So, I'm wondering if a calibrated monitor may be a good investment; I may not be 100% with my vision perception, but I figured getting the monitor itself as true to real colors as possible would be the next best thing. I use an apple macbook display at the moment, which is one of the best, but I didn't know if a calibrated monitor would make a difference.
Think a calibrated monitor would be a good choice? Especially for how much post processing / editing I do?
Thanks all!
So, I'm wondering if a calibrated monitor may be a good investment; I may not be 100% with my vision perception, but I figured getting the monitor itself as true to real colors as possible would be the next best thing. I use an apple macbook display at the moment, which is one of the best, but I didn't know if a calibrated monitor would make a difference.
Think a calibrated monitor would be a good choice? Especially for how much post processing / editing I do?
Thanks all!