Viewsonic Monitor Green Tint

Can sometimes have a green tint to it but its great darkroom paper!

I have been wanting to get a colorimeter for many years now. I have been reading reviews about a green tint on the monitor on a Windows 10 machine so I was a little hesitant to purchase. I called B&H about this and they let me know the minimum system requirements to use it. I do not regret my purchase. Works great and it is just what I was looking to purchase.

I started with an eggshell white wall. I used a premium, water-based primer with a green tint added, hoping that a green tint would help with less coats of the Chroma Key Green 5711. After allowing the primer to dry overnight, the next morning I painted the Rosco Chroma Key Green paint over the primer. It took three coats to completely cover the wall. After the first coat you could see brush and roller strokes, the second coat you could somewhat see the patterns, but after the third coat you could not see any strokes or patterns. I waited 2 hours between coats. The product was very easy to work with and clean up was very easy - soap and water.

Glad to have this coverage for my Viewsonic ProColor monitor.

Hoya always makes great products and this doesn't disappoint. This is a great filter that will cut out that green tint when using tungsten film in fluorescent lights.

Best ROI. Slight green tint but nothing that can't be fixed with slight adjustment in post. Budget friendly!

I have been using this paper to print black & white digital prints. It doesn't leave the green tint that was present when I used the luster paper. My prints look so much better.

This film is certainly different than Kodak or Fujifilm in terms of contrast, grain and color that adds a green tint. It gives a specific aesthetic to your film which if you aren't necessarily looking for, you may not be happy with the results of this film. Personally, I love it! So fun to try out.

This camera seems wonderful so far. The sale was amazing. The screen on the back of the camera had a strange green tint to it that was concerning but apparently it just needed to be calibrated through the settings, so that was a super easy fix.

Didn't really need this until i started shooting people with nd filters. i get a green tint on the photos or a yellow green so being able to use the gray and white card for post editing just simplifies the process