I tried both of them out. They are not for me, ATM. Maybe the too light for you results from different hardware. I have screens where I can adjust brightness and contrast separately, running at a color temperature of 5000K (warm).

That's different from what most laptops do, or fiddling with xgamma, or one of its frontends, using 'redshift', etc.

Even at brightest sunshine I don't go over 55% brightness, otherwise during the day, between 38% to 44%, at night just 20%, with contrast always two below these settings, or any I may use in between.

Despite all this, pictures look just right, even if I visit sites for calibration.