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images showing darker on my phone than in lightroom and photoshop.

New Here ,
Dec 18, 2016 Dec 18, 2016

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I have been having a issue with my images looking darker once i finish my editing process. The images look perfect on my computer (mac) however once i email the image to a client or myself. the image is a lot darker. i have changed the color format from rgb to srgb but this does not seem to help. I have noticed the image only shows that way on my phone.  can someone please help me.

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Dec 18, 2016 Dec 18, 2016

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How are you calibrating your display? It is common for computer displays to be set way too bright. You should calibrate at a lower brightness or make sure your room is not too dimly lit. You should generally use sRGB as output color space. If you target iPhones, you can also use DCI-P3 as iPhones/iPads are able to color manage contrary to Android phones and tablets.

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i haven't calibrated my monitor in some time haven't had a issue with it until now. also the image looks good on my monitor while editing the issue is when i look at the image on my cell phone is when it shows darker. i even use lightroom mobile i synced the images to my lightroom mobile app and it still shows darker.

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Dec 18, 2016 Dec 18, 2016

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As stated above this is more than likely caused by a to bright monitor. Do you print your images at all, especially at home? Are they darker in print? That usually mean the monitor is to bright.

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I would recalibrate the monitor. Another thing  that might have happened next to too bright monitor settings is that in an OS update, the monitor profile got reset to a non-calibrated stock profile instead of your calibrated profile.

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