Monitor question...

(mods - I looked for an actual monitor / hardware forum and could not find one)

I have a monitor that is going bad and needs to be replaced.
I always buy IPS panels, and always color profile them.

It's been a while since I purchased a monitor.
I see they are all now marketed with stuff like Eye Care, Bye-Bye Blues, and so forth which makes it sound like they are color-shifted to be easy on the eyes.

Will any of the color-shift gizmo stuff cause problems with calibration / profiling?

Picture North Carolina wrote in post #19199472
(mods - I looked for an actual monitor / hardware forum and could not find one)

I have a monitor that is going bad and needs to be replaced.
I always buy IPS panels, and always color profile them.

It's been a while since I purchased a monitor.
I see they are all now marketed with stuff like Eye Care, Bye-Bye Blues, and so forth which makes it sound like they are color-shifted to be easy on the eyes.

Will any of the color-shift gizmo stuff cause problems with calibration / profiling?

Some monitors will allow you to turn these "features" off. Probably depends on how much you pay...more buttons to push, more dollars.

I've been looking for. new monitor, and I actually don't recall seeing many of that set of features on mid to up-scale photography monitors. They tend to talk about how large a percentage of the sRGB/AdobeRGB, etc color spaces they cover.

This is under $300 in at Amazon.