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If the answer is yes, then they're fine. there's nothing wrong with default settings. Not everything that can be configured or customized needs special customization to be "right". After all if you always had to change settings to something else to fix them, OEM's would just make those the default...
They should have some clue about these things after all, they are R&Ding and building the technology, they have expertise on some level....
My goal is to ensure that the colors I'm seeing are as the developers intended. My monitor is already calibrated so I don't know if it is necessary to adjust brightness settings in-game. Things look fine, to me at least, but I just wanted to make sure I'm not missing out on anything.
I am happy with the way things look as I play. I haven't had any issue with the default settings as of yet, I just wanted to make sure I was not missing out on anything. My monitor is calibrated and it is very color accurate outside of gaming.
I always assumed that only uncalibrated monitors/TVs need brightness/contrast adjustments while in game, and that calibrated monitors should flow with the default settings. Do you think my assumption makes sense?
So, what you're implying is that the default settings best reflect the artistic intent of the developers? If that is the case, then fine by me. I don't have a preference when it comes to settings like this, I just like to keep things the way the developers originally intended, and I was initially wondering if I ever needed to adjust the brightness/contrast settings.
Makes sense. I tried following the instructions for brightness and contrast and the game appeared dark on my monitor. That's why I suspected that calibrated monitors do not need additional tweaking in game. I guess I will stick to the default settings as they look the best visually.