Tiburon Mommy
Added 2025-09-06 12:10:14 +0000 UTCI'm back to the same thing, does the color saturation look good to you? Doesn't the skin look too red or too yellow? I ask because again, everything is super saturated on my monitor, but on my other devices the color is correct, and I'm really interested to know because dark skin is more sensitive to saturation, since exceeding the hue makes it look red or yellow and not at the correct point where it should be... Seriously, I'm checking out monitors and it looks like I'll have to pay $350 for one.
But anyway, leaving that aside, this is just another recreation I made since Harribel's model is taken from the latest Bleach game, so it would have a very anime look that would look better in other software, but not in mine, and I even made adjustments to the hair so that it didn't look so flat but I don't know if the result was entirely good. (´• ω •`)
You can see the full renders in The Archive, either on Mega or GDrive, as you prefer, in the BLEACH > Harribel folder.
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On my end it looks good to me, then again I don’t own a PC and look at these through my phone/laptop. I am even comparing the colors to how she looks in the animations/games, and it’s accurate to my eyes, though I don’t know how it looks on monitors
Kaido The Top Yonko
2025-09-06 14:58:23 +0000 UTCHeyap thanks for taking the trouble to do that hehe, in fact I didn't ask the AI but I investigated on my own and everything it says I already did, calibrate the monitor, check the color profile of both the monitor and Photoshop, etc. but the result remains the same, I have already decided that I will buy the new monitor, after all I bought this monitor because it was cheap so I could start working as soon as possible, I think it is time to change it (* ^ ω ^)
Star.Va
2025-09-06 13:04:28 +0000 UTCHello there Nixmare! Yeah, on my monitor, I'm seeing the exact same thing to where the image is a bit saturated to the point where her skin has a bit of a slight orangish tint to it. I even asked Chat GPT regarding your issue and it said that there's a high chance that it's a monitor issue. Here's what it said, "Monitor calibration – If their monitor isn’t color-calibrated, it may display colors with too much saturation, contrast, or brightness. This is common with cheaper or older displays. Color profile issues – Their monitor or graphics driver may be using an incorrect ICC color profile, which can shift color saturation. Display mode – Many monitors have presets like Vivid, Gaming, or Cinema that artificially boost saturation. Panel type – Some panels (especially low-cost TN or VA panels) can exaggerate or distort color compared to IPS panels. Since the images look normal on other devices, the renders themselves are fine — the display pipeline on their PC is what’s skewing the colors. 👉 The fix would be: Check the monitor’s color mode and set it to sRGB or Standard. Use Windows’ or macOS’s Display Color Calibration tool, or a hardware color calibrator if possible. Update the GPU drivers and ensure the right ICC profile is applied."
Phantom Reaver 225
2025-09-06 12:35:49 +0000 UTC
