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Having True Tone on should really make your results more accurate. (Ideally you'd be in a room lit with D65, though)
by Retr0id 2y ago
Having True Tone on should really make your results more accurate. (Ideally you'd be in a room lit with D65, though)
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- gastonmorixe 2y agoYeah, not an expert on True Tone but I'd leave it enabled. I agree it should help if it does what I guess it should. That being said I haven't read about it in a long time nor tested without it.