F31fd LCD colors don't exactly match monitor's?

[kiwi2]

Hallo fellow F31fd users,

I did a strict side by side comparison. I like the colors on the F31fd LCD. However, after I transfer the images to my comp and see them on the monitor, I realize they are not exactly the same, for the brown are not exactly as what I see, and on some shots there seems to be tendenct towards yellow/green. Not serious but not accurate either.

I've already calibrated my monitor.

Is there anything I can do (camera definitely not faulty) or is this what you all experienced also?

[1Ds]

Originally Posted by kiwi2 Hallo fellow F31fd users, I did a strict side by side comparison. I like the colors on the F31fd LCD. However, after I transfer the images to my comp and see them on the monitor, I realize they are not exactly the same, for the brown are not exactly as what I see, and on some shots there seems to be tendenct towards yellow/green. Not serious but not accurate either. I've already calibrated my monitor. Is there anything I can do (camera definitely not faulty) or is this what you all experienced also?

monitor can be calibrate but not the camera LCD

[kiwi2]

yah.. So no one experienced dis? I guess we just have to remember the subtle differences between the camera's LCD and what is output on the monitor....

If only they can have a camera LCD profile... Sort of a firmware update thingy!

[titan7x]

Go and get the photo "developed" by labs. Then compare again.
Most of the time, the "ranking" of color is as follow:

Photo Prints > Cam's LCD > TV > Monitor > Photo Printer > Normal Printer

There will surely be some differences since they are different medias.

[pianodancer]

Originally Posted by kiwi2 ... on some shots there seems to be tendenct towards yellow/green. Not serious but not accurate either.

Noticed that when shooting at high ISO 1600 on my F31, the WB balance becomes inaccurate, skintones become reddish/brown, image saturation is lower than when shot using low ISO.

[ianpaice]

ISO 1600 is pretty noisy. I stop at ISO800.

Originally Posted by pianodancer Noticed that when shooting at high ISO 1600 on my F31, the WB balance becomes inaccurate, skintones become reddish/brown, image saturation is lower than when shot using low ISO.