To ensure that your computer screen is displaying colors accurately, it pays to regularly calibrate its brightness, contrast and color. It doesn’t matter which color space you select on your camera or how you adjust Photoshop’s settings – if the screen has a warm cast or a cool blue cast and isn’t showing you an accurate picture, then any edits you make may be subtly or substantially out.
If you edit images on a monitor that hasn’t been calibrated, you may end up sharing pictures that are unintentionally oversaturated, too muted or have an obvious color cast. Most computer screens give a vibrant, dynamic picture, but this isn’t always the best for editing your photos.
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