supersaturation is due to the contradiction between the system's color management capabilities and the display's growing color gamut. The manifestation of supersaturation is that the image is too saturated, resulting in color distortion. So do you know any good solutions to this situation?
ICC color management file
ICC can enable the wide color gamut to be displayed correctly in applications that support color management. However, if the monitor does not provide driver files containing ICC, then ICC is difficult to obtain. Making ICC requires a color calculator, and it is unlikely that ordinary users have a color calculator. Using ICCs made by others will cause your monitor to have worse color accuracy/color temperature/brightness. Besides, even if you can do ICC by yourself, most applications do not support color management, and they will ignore ICC directly. For example, the system desktop ignores ICC, and it will still be oversaturated. In fact, some applications that support color management can switch to wide color gamut display themselves, so ICC is no longer needed. ICC cannot be used for applications that do not support wide color gamut.
enables the browser wide color gamut support
Any browser with Chrome kernel, including 360 Speed Edition, Chrome, Edge, etc., can be set to the wide color gamut mode. Open the corresponding address on the browser, and then you can set the color gamut. Setting it to Display P3 allows the browser to display content with a wide color gamut. After setting it up, you can see the logo on the right side of the first red picture in the website below. Otherwise, there is no logo on both sides of the first picture. This method costs 0, does not rely on any software and hardware equipment, and it is immediately effective. But the disadvantage is that only in the browser can the correct display of wide color gamut. The system desktop still cannot display wide color gamut.
Win 11 + 22H2 The latest version of
22H2 makes the HDR function normal, and if HDR is turned on on the system desktop, there will be no font blurring and graying screen. HDR is built on the BT. 2020 color gamut, and its range is far beyond the color gamut of all current monitors, so there will be no oversaturation problems at all. Before 22H2, no version of Win 10 or Win 11 could be released to achieve HDR effects. This is because the system desktop, browser and other applications do not support HDR at all. Strongly opening HDR in non-HDR applications will cause severe distortion of the picture. The color becomes light. But 22H2 completely changed the HDR effect, and from then on, HDR no longer gets gray and dark.
So, do you have any other good solutions?
