![]() ![]() On the iPad Reduce white point is set to off. That being said in terms of comparison the laptop display is set to higher Brightness. I honestly mostly followed a logical process with the idea that to remove the haze I need to up the contrast and saturation of the colors and then play around with the brightness to play down the sharpness. DxO does not have such filter and as much as I played with the Contrast and Microcontrast points I could not remove it fully. As I wanted to remove the haze I had to play a bit with contrast and clarity to make it happen. With the last photo I had to go through more filters related to bringing clarity and contrast outside of the haze removal on Affinity. I only used the apps themselves to process raw files. So I would not say that the settings of the displays that I am using are factor for the first sort of test because there I had not done any tweaks through the apps to rely on the display. I know totally unprofessional and amateur but I am not professional. To be honest I do the processing based on Intuition. ![]()
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