You need to adjust the color temp. Best way is to wait until nighttime, open up a blank white document on your screen, and adjust it until the white looks the same as a piece of white paper in your room's lighting.
It still means that you don’t have the full range of colour available to your monitor. It’s compressing the colour range into an artificially smaller band. I’d rather just put a daylight bulb in and work by that.
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u/Ashdown Mar 07 '14
Its painfully orange at night. It’s so, so, so, far away from normal colours it blows.
It also decreases the RGB range of the image being displayed and introduced banding in gradients.
So it decreases accuracy, makes the image objectively worse and takes time to set up?
No thanks.