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I just connected an LG 27MD5KL monitor to my iMac and the color temperature is slightly warm compared to the iMac. I've played with alternative profiles for the LG, but they don't improve the color temp match. I cannot figure out how to adjust the color temperature of the LG. Has anyone managed to do this? Thanks.
Just figured it out! In System Preferences/Displays, in the LG Ultra Fine dialog box, select the Color tab and click on Calibrate. Uncheck Use Native White Point and set the white point so that the color temperature on the LG matches the iMac. Then give this new profile a name. It will then always appear in your list of Display profiles--though I don't think I'll ever revert to the default profile since it's much nicer having the colors look the same on the two monitors.
Just figured it out! In System Preferences/Displays, in the LG Ultra Fine dialog box, select the Color tab and click on Calibrate. Uncheck Use Native White Point and set the white point so that the color temperature on the LG matches the iMac. Then give this new profile a name. It will then always appear in your list of Display profiles--though I don't think I'll ever revert to the default profile since it's much nicer having the colors look the same on the two monitors.
One additional point I should have mentioned: skip through the first screen in the display calibrator. Do not make any adjustments; just click Continue. That will take you to the White Point adjustment.
Great work, thanks & take care! :)
LG 27MD5KL color temperature slightly off relative to connected iMac
