Reducing red push

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There should be the ability to adjust the individual RGB values within the monitor’s OSD, or perhaps an sRGB emulation mode which may make the monitor more accurate for the majority of content.
 
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Which monitor is it? You might find an sRGB preset mode in the menu which will emulate the smaller colour space and cut back that over saturation
 
Baddass said:
Which monitor is it? You might find an sRGB preset mode in the menu which will emulate the smaller colour space and cut back that over saturation
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Probably this one

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hornetstinger said:
I've put the monitor into sRGB and it still looks too red.
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If you're using a Nvidia card. Download the novideo_srgb tool and clamp it to sRGB gamut.

Then fully calibrate the monitor using displaycal/calman etc.

This should get you close to 100% sRGB coverage.

Results may very depending on how good the monitor is at calibrating too
 
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