Hey a simple question: My picture styles when viewed on the LCD of my camera look 10x better (usually more realistic, contrasty, all around very balanced) than when I upload the picture or video to my computer, where it looks 10x flatter and plain bad. Does the LCD display what an image will look like with a LUT applied (for example, I primarily use CineStyle), or is my computer monitor displaying my images much flatter than they naturally are?
Question about Pictures Style appearance on LCD vs Computer Monitor
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I'd imagine it is because the pixels are smaller and have a higher density on your camera. The contrast is probably higher too.
Samuel H
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the LCD in the camera, apart from being much smaller (which makes you think the image has less issues, as you can't see them), is perfectly color calibrated - maybe your PC monitor is not? (if you don't know the answer to that question, it is probably "indeed"; only in that case, this may be helpful: http://www.similaar.com/foto/calibra/calibra.html )