Is ICC working right when HDR in Windows is turned on? Coz in non-HDR photos when I turn ICC off - I see the result is closer to how I see it in the lightroom, some colors still are less saturated)
I started to process my content in HDR(Lightroom recently added support for that).
I found that turning on/off the HDR feature in Windows affects the picture in XnView.
When HDR in Windows is turned on the ICC in XnView working not right according to what I see:
AVIF looks Dull, .jxl - looks dark. If turning HDR off the HDR content generally looks close to the Lightroom original, but doesn't match at 100%
My environment:
- Windows 11 22621
- XnView 1.6.3 x64
- HDR Capable LG C1 as my monitor
- Lightroom Classic 13.0.2
- Google Chrome 120.0.6099.130
- HDR in windows Turned on
In Google Chrome I see the .avif HDR images exported from Lightroom are the same.(100%match, HDR turned on)(P.s. sadly can't open jxl with it)
Windows photo opening only .jpg and they for some reason matching "Preview for SDR Display" from Lightroom, so looks like not capable of HDR and don't support other formats.
I found that Lightroom HDR processing doesn't work right if you using in Windows HDR calibrated profile made from the "calibrate Windows HDR" program, so right now I'm using just the DCI-P3 profile as a system profile and XnView using the System profile settings, as the Lightroom, but results of displaying are very different....
