Studio Display face/skin "enhancement" on video conferencing apps?

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Studio Display face/skin "enhancement" on video conferencing apps?

I pre-ordered a Studio Display last year and found that when using with Zoom and Google Meets, it did something to "enhance" my skin when using video conferencing apps that was very weird. Looked like skin smoothing and other oddities that looked unreal and odd. At the time no one could tell me how to disable this "feature". Can this be turned off so what others are seeing when I'm on a video conference is just what the camera sees without being altered or filtered?

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Posted on Jan 27, 2023 1:03 PM

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Jan 27, 2023 1:07 PM in response to livin1965

I've never used Google Meets but I do know that Zoom has a skin enhancement feature. Settings>Video, if I recall correctly. Is it possible that's what you're seeing?

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livin1965 Author

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Jan 27, 2023 1:53 PM in response to livin1965

No. I’m aware of that feature. It’s equally weird IMHO. But unrelated. The studio display simply made my skin whiter and smoother. Like I had make up on. In all video conferencing apps, just made skin weird. Almost like a glowing effect as well. I’ve seen many comments online about it so I know it’s an issue for others as well. Just wondering if it can be turned off more centrally in the studio display preferences now as there wasn’t such an option last year when I bought it, at least not that the Apple techs could find.

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Jan 27, 2023 1:56 PM in response to livin1965

No, I don't know anything about that. Best of luck figuring it out.

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Studio Display face/skin "enhancement" on video conferencing apps?

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