Question about colorimeters

[superspartan]

So I have a Calibrite Display Plus HL (CCDIS3PLHL) Colorimeter that I've used a few times and then just put it aside as I didn't like how the screen looked after the calibration, every time I removed the calibration I was like wow, this looks so much better. Strange, I know.

I put the colorimeter for sale but got 0 inquiries so I'm thinking of giving it another shot.

The best color profile from the built in profiles in my Samsung Neo Odyssey G8 Mini-LED Monitor is the Cinema profile, my question is, do you think I should create multiple calibrations with the colorimeter, one for every profile and switch between them as I switch profiles from my monitor's OSD or just do 1 calibration while in my favorite color profile (Cinema) and do 1 calibration using the coliremeter and keep that same calibration as I switch profiles from the monitor's OSD?

 

[Armenius]

You can set your own color profile, white point, and brightness targets in the calibration software. Since you like the cinema profile it sounds as if you like a brighter, warmer, more saturated screen than what 6500K sRGB 150 cd/m² provides. Aim for something more like 6200K in Adobe RGB or Rec.2020 with a target brightness of 250-300 cd/m². You can certainly create multiple profiles and find one that you like.

 

[El_Capitan]

^^ You want you monitor settings to be as neutral as possible, and your OS graphics settings to be set up as how you'll be using it, then take the calibration.