Disable Dynamic Contrast Windows 10
So.. I looked through the forums and didn't see any threads related to this, so if I am duplicating a question, please just refer me to the solution and I'll be on my way... now;
I do damn near everything when it comes to computers; games, word docs, video production, 3d modeling and design, photo editing, music, so on and so forth, and I have noticed this issue, not sure if it started when I got the laptop or if it started after formatting or updating nvidia drivers etc but... My screen tends to drop down in brightness if the majority of the screen is a dark color... like when I'm browsing facebook for instance, my screen is bright as can be, because the screen is mostly white, but if I toggle Photoshop ( cc, dark grey UI ), the screen immediately dims. Increasing it manually from the KB changes nothing as it's already maxed. This is really obnoxious considering I do photography and photo editing, and just because I like to be on higher brightness....
Can anyone help me find how to LOCK it at 100% (or whatever I set it at)??
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Disable Dynamic Contrast Windows 10
I do not have a 'dynamic contrast' option in my Intel Graphics Control Panel, yet it is clearly on and exhibits the same behavior as blackomegax describes. Running windows 8 with latest Intel drivers (9.17.10. Here’s how to disable adaptive contrast on your Windows 10 PC. Open the registry editor as an admin for elevated privileges by typing “regedit” into the search bar, right-clicking and selecting run as admin. On this page/location, look for “feature test control”, and Right click on it to edit the DWord value.