how dos /g/ set it's computer screen so it doesn't

>>61318328
minimal brightness
R 40
G 50
B 70

>>61318769
>B is the highest value
you're doing the opposite of OP asked
blue light will fuck you up

>>61318328
set brightness to 0-25%
or
wear glasses

>>61318328
justgetflux.com

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>>61319016
No thanks

>>61319068
>not using both

>>61319068
Nightshift is terrible my man

>>61319068
die you fucking apple shitter

Brightness 13

go outside once a while

>>61318843
this is what my monitor has, I've also got some unknown setting inside Win7
It's not like I would ever get to know the exact settings tho...

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>>61318328
Jaus Holcomb

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>>61318328
>how dos /g/ set it's computer screen so it doesn't molest your eyes and vision?
>Brightness 100%
>Contrast 50%
>default profile
>Calibration profile provided by manufactorer
The objectively trues colors and contrast without having to rent the calibration tool.

>>61318328
Redshift + low brightness.

>>61318328
0 brightness.
50 contrast.

>>61318328
I molest IT

hardware wise i put the monitor as the lowest brightness

if the screen isnt a tn panel or matte (for instance a reflective IPS) i apply a polarized filter

if thats still too bright i apply software filter via redshift

i also use gray backrounds on all of my themes and browser

all of the pages in my browser are gray and not white

i also increased the font size so my eyes dont focus as much(this makes the pupil absorb more photons)