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2016-08-26 at 15:51 #3869
I’d love to be able to use DisplayCAL to create 3DLUT for my Radiance XE3D video processor – having previously used it to great effect with an EEcolor 3D LUT box.
To this end I can see 2 things in my way and one nice-to-have:
- I need to be able to create a 5x5x5 LUT (other Radiance LUT sizes are 9x9x9 and 17x17x17, not supported on my model).
- I need to be able to load the LUT into the Radiance (it can be done via UI, but even a lowly 125 triplets is going to be painful).
- It would be nice to use the built-in pattern generator Radiance has.
I am sure I can work out 2) (the serial protocol is here and not too hard: http://www.lumagen.com/docs/Tip0011_RS232CommandInterface_072516.pdf) – and I can get away with using external pattern generator to start with – but I have no idea how to make DisplayCAL output a smaller LUT than the already existing options in the 3DLUT creation dialogue.
Can this be accomplished as is just by selecting the right options or modifying a command line, or even by hand on a command line to ArgyllCMS?
Many thanks.
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jimbof.
2016-08-27 at 15:09 #3890Hi,
there’s a chance that support for Lumagen devices may appear in a future version of Argyll CMS, but there is no ETA for this.
I need to be able to create a 5x5x5 LUT
You can override the 3D LUT size by specifying the additional command line argument
-r5for collink in the options menu.2016-08-27 at 21:00 #3893Thanks for the reply. I did ask GW Gill about it a while ago via AVSforum – he said it was in the pipeline but there were some other priorities first, which is fair enough! 🙂
Many thanks for the -r5 hint with collink. I’ll probably try and make my own LUT loader for the Radiance box – the API doesn’t look too hard to make work.
Is there a “best” input format to use for such a loader app?
2016-08-28 at 13:22 #3894Is there a “best” input format to use for such a loader app?
I’m not sure, but .cube is probably the way to go.
2016-09-06 at 13:23 #3985Thanks and apologies, I missed your reply somehow.
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