The built-in display brightness of your Macbook or iMac is synchronized to the external monitor.
Custom brightness and contrast values are computed for each external monitor by passing the built-in brightness through a curve algorithm that is completely configurable by the user.
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Lunar 5
Control every aspect of your external monitors
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Lunar Lite
Brightness sliders for all your displays
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Lunar 4
Control all your monitors, even on M1
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- LaunchIf you got a new monitor for your Mac, you noticed there's no way to control its brightness from the Mac.
Lunar brings back brightness control for monitors, along with volume, contrast, input switching and can even turn off monitors or the built-in display.• - LaunchDim the brightness of monitors, wireless displays, iPad Sidecar and AirPlay displays using simple sliders in your menu bar.
Lunar Lite is the lite version of Lunar, an app for controlling every aspect of your external monitors (https://lunar.fyi)• - Announcement#5 Product of the dayLunar 4 ranked 5th Product of the day for May 31, 2021 with 84 upvotes and 16 commentsMay 31, 2021
- LaunchLunar 4 brings support for controlling monitors on M1 Macs, auto-learning curve when adjusting brightness, external light sensor support and Facelight which allows you to use an external monitor to light up your face in video calls.•
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Smarter controls and a new Adaptive algorithm for your external displays.
• the brightness/contrast can respond to the built-in light sensor readings
• use the brightness keys to adjust external monitor's brightness
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