[Jeff Hail]

Originally Posted by David Inc.

Something you can try to get a feel for it is adjusting the screen color temperature to make it warmer. There are some apps that will do this naturally depending on the time of day or light levels.

Bingo!

Friend of mine in the motion picture industry turned me on to it.

I use Spyder Data Color on my desktop and laptop. Not ony is it excellent and a standard for editing but also for everyday use. I find with all day use my 57 year old eyes are very relaxed and do not strain. Colors are warm and natural. I recalibrate my screens about every 3 months or so for the seasons. Been using it for about 7 years now.

I do have computer glasses for arms length viewing and blue light filtering but I find myself not using them. My regular glasses seem to have better definition.