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hello florian.is there a point on calibrating and profiling a TN panel 8 bit (6 bit+dithering),72% NTSC covrege.
if there is,can i calibrate and profile my monitor and make a 3D LUT out of the profile but with diffrent settings\target.i want the .icc profile to be sRGB\6500k\2.2 gamma and the LUT generated from the same profile to be rec.709\tone curve: rec.1886 gamma 2.4 absolute.(do i need to check apply calibration (vcgt)?
i want to use the LUT for resolve 3D color viewer lookup table.
thank you.appreciate your work.
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hello florian.is there a point on calibrating and profiling a TN panel 8 bit (6 bit+dithering),72% NTSC covrege.
TN panels usually have pretty bad gray balance out of the box, so calibration definitely has a benefit.
can i calibrate and profile my monitor and make a 3D LUT out of the profile but with diffrent settings\target
Yes.
do i need to check apply calibration (vcgt)? […] i want to use the LUT for resolve 3D color viewer
In your specific case, uncheck “apply calibration (vcgt)” as you are going to install the profile and use the 3D LUT on the same monitor.
Hello florian.
I have created an sRGB 2.2 gamma profile for my monitor.measurment report is good.after that i’ve created a 3D lut out of the existing profile for resolve’s color viewer.the settings are rec.709 gamma 2.4.when used in resolve why i cant see change when applying the lut?
I understand that a change should appear because the change in gamma? (My monitor and profile are set to sRGB 2.2)when used in resolve why i cant see change when applying the lut?
If you had enabled Resolve color management (using the ICC profile), then the difference between 3D LUT and ICC color management may be very small.
hi florian.i applied the LUT to the color viewer.my icc profile is sRGB 2.2 and the LUT ive created using the same profile is rec.709 2.4.my monitor is set to gamma 2.2.when lut applied in resolve color viewer will it change the gamma to 2.4?! i understand that srgb and rec.709 share the same primeries and white point so in terms of color space i should not see a diffrence.but what about gamma?(or i will see a change only if i set my monitor to gamma 2.4 while working in resolve?)
Disable ICC color management in Resolve. Now, when you disable the 3D LUT, you should see a difference.
Thank you for your answers florian :).
Im working only with davinci resolve yRGB color science.im not working with RCM (resolve color managment)at all.so what could be wrong?Are you on Windows or macOS? Under macOS there should be a checkbox “Use display profile” or something along those lines.
