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Is it possible to just do a Calibration without Profiling? I have no use for profiling and so it costs me a lot of time.
Maybe what I’m asking makes no sense if the .cal file is generated from the profile 🙂
You can always do a curves+matrix with just 73 patches. The profiling with that settings takes ~2 min .
Thanks, I’ll give that a try now.
I did also try to set up my own custom testchart with grey swatches only to reduce the time, but couldn’t figure it out; when I changed settings on the top of the edit testchart page, the list of swatches down the bottom stayed the same regardless of what settings I put in the top section.
I did also try to set up my own custom testchart with grey swatches only to reduce the time, but couldn’t figure it out; when I changed settings on the top of the edit testchart page, the list of swatches down the bottom stayed the same regardless of what settings I put in the top section.
You have to click “Create testchart” to actually create the chart. To get the smallest possible still useful chart, set white & black patches to 1, single channel to 2, neutral to 5, multidimensional and iterative to 0.
I did also try to set up my own custom testchart with grey swatches only to reduce the time, but couldn’t figure it out; when I changed settings on the top of the edit testchart page, the list of swatches down the bottom stayed the same regardless of what settings I put in the top section.
You have to click “Create testchart” to actually create the chart. To get the smallest possible still useful chart, set white & black patches to 1, single channel to 2, neutral to 5, multidimensional and iterative to 0.
If I set the testchart to something with a very small amount of swatches to speed up the process, will that affect the quality of the 1D LUT calibration?
