Hi guys, I have some problem with my monitor color here, wonder if anyone can help me out.

I have 2 monitors, a main 24" lcd and an extended 20".

Anyway, this extended monitor is Acer, and in the color mode, they have 3 modes:
Warm - brownish
Cold -bluish
User Define - All RGB components are set to 50, color looks more vibrant, and I really like this mode.


However, on my 24" LCD (LG WS2453TQ), there is no difference between the predefined mode and User define mode.

In this LG, the predefined mode uses number, from sRGB to 6500k and up to 9300k

No matter what I select, the color looks brownish. When I switch to user define, all RGB set to 50, it still looks the same. Color is brownish and I can't get the color to look as vibrant as my Acer monitor. The white on my LG looks brownish no matter what I do (unless I set to 9300k which it becomes bluish instead)

Any idea what could be the problem here?

This post has been edited by Hornet: Nov 30 2011, 06:53 PM

Thanks for the suggestion about the issue I posted earlier.

I've tried reducing the contrast, indeed it helps with the brownish tone. However, it seems my monitor have the contrast set to 70 by default, even with brightness set to 100 already. Reducing it to 50 improves the color, but it looks dark. Its as if they increase the contrast to make it look brighter.

Check the auto light level all off. Looks like there's no way to further increase the brightness on this monitor. Now I leave the contrast at 60