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Describe the bugWhen I take a screenshot of anything that is displayed on the external screen then it looks dimmer. As if it has a transparent black overlay. Steps to reproduce-Take screenshot Expected behaviorNormal brightness screenshot Anything else?From external screen: After moving to laptop screen Environment Information (please complete the following information)- macOS version:12.1
- Mac model:Air
- MonitorControl version:4.0.2
- Monitor(s):Lenovo Q27h-10
- Apple Silicon/M1 (yes or no): yes
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This is normal if you use "Avoid gamma table manipulation" under Displays. You need to enable this option only if you are using flux and the two apps are in conflict or you are using DisplayLink which does not support gamma table manipulation. |
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Thank you this solves it. I do see this: |
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This is not be the default setting, maybe you activated it by accident? The app activates this automatically if it detects conflict with an other app (like flux) but when this happens there is also a pop-up explaining what is wrong. |
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I must have done it by accident. Indeed going for default by pressing reset also makes it go away. I do not use f.lux so Im in the dark why it was on. |
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This is normal if you use "Avoid gamma table manipulation" under Displays. You need to enable this option only if you are using flux and the two apps are in conflict or you are using DisplayLink which does not support gamma table manipulation.