Whites look dirty on IPS display

[_Bata_]

Or maybe it's just my vision? blacks look beautiful but clear colors are dirty (like it's just not white but with white variations all over). I have 65% brightness and 75% contrast. Does this happen to anyone else?

 

[Chugalug_]

What monitor is it, and in what way do whites look dirty?
Are they yellowed?
Try turning up gamma or turning down color saturation.

 

[nukemaster]

Some anti glare coatings on screens look grainy. Could this be what you are seeing?

 

[_Bata_]

What monitor is it, and in what way do whites look dirty?
Are they yellowed?
Try turning up gamma or turning down color saturation.

It's LG 22mp58VQ-P, i mean dirty like it doesn't look fully white, but with color variations, this image can be an example of how i percieve it (just zoom it). It might just be my eyes though, i'll try changing gamma and color saturation.

 

[_Bata_]

What monitor is it, and in what way do whites look dirty?
Are they yellowed?
Try turning up gamma or turning down color saturation.

It's LG 22mp58VQ-P, i mean dirty like it doesn't look fully white, but with color variations, this image can be an example of how i percieve it (just zoom it). It might just be my eyes though, i'll try changing gamma and color saturation.

https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/t/white-leather-texture-background-36235220.jpg

 

[_Bata_]

Some anti glare coatings on screens look grainy. Could this be what you are seeing?

Yeah it's exactly that! so i will have to tolerate these whites or is there any way to change my perception of them?

 

[nukemaster]

Chances are you will adjust.

Some monitors have more or less aggressive coatings. I do not think you can do anything about it.

Some users have removed the anti glare from screens, but it is warranty voiding and can damage the screen.

 

[Chugalug_]

Oh, I see!
That monitor does indeed use quite a heavy AG coating, i'm afraid it might be something you have to put up with afaik.
Apart from fiddling around with settings as previously mentioned, I don't think there is any other way to go about it short of removing the AG coating and applying your own.
That is unless nukemaster can help you out!

 

[_Bata_]

Thanks for the explanation guys.