George Dibble
New Member
- Joined
- May 22, 2014
- Messages
- 15
- Location
- Stuttgart, Germany
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- Lightroom Version Number
- Lightroom Classic version: 8.0
- Operating System
- Windows 10
About a month and a half ago, my images began inexplicably displaying in Lightroom with severe posterization, in both the Library and Develop modules. For reference, I edit on a laptop, but use an external Asus PA248Q for editing. I have periodically calibrated the latter (using DisplayCAL) every six months or so. Until this sudden change, I have not had any problems with its profiles interacting poorly with Lightroom.
I've tried re-calibrating, and I've checked to see if a basic sRGB profile works. Neither of these options has shown any improvement. Interestingly, Lightroom does not exhibit this behavior when I use it on my my laptop screen. Neither does the posterization show up if I'm viewing jpg files in a run-of-the-mill viewer on my external monitor.
Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm out of ideas altogether at this point. I've attached an export of a raw, completely unedited photo, as well as a screenshot of the same image when viewed within Lightroom.
Thanks!
I've tried re-calibrating, and I've checked to see if a basic sRGB profile works. Neither of these options has shown any improvement. Interestingly, Lightroom does not exhibit this behavior when I use it on my my laptop screen. Neither does the posterization show up if I'm viewing jpg files in a run-of-the-mill viewer on my external monitor.
Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm out of ideas altogether at this point. I've attached an export of a raw, completely unedited photo, as well as a screenshot of the same image when viewed within Lightroom.
Thanks!