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2021-04-25 at 13:02 #29794
new test with gamma
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2021-04-26 at 1:53 #29798https://www.xrite.com/service-support/downloads/i/i1profiler-i1publish_v3_4_0
does installing this install the Argyll beta so we can use DisplayCAL on M1?
2021-04-26 at 7:27 #29799Yes sure
first install the beta version 2.1.2 Argyll . Then download disptools_V2.1.3beta_osx64. This file contains exes to manually put in Argyll bin folde2021-04-30 at 11:43 #29839?does the displaycal manual exist?
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2021-05-03 at 7:33 #29943good morning guys I understand that there is no manual for displacal. I spent all this weekend looking for the right way to do a good calibration of my monitor. The one closest to an optimal result is the one I put here. I understand that my spyder3 is not the most precise instrument on the market, but I have noticed that there are huge differences according to the settings in displaycal that are infinite … Now can anyone tell me how I should set displaycal correctly to get a good result? I have a minimac with bigsur, Dell U2715H monitor connected via HDMI and a spydr3. Thank you all
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2021-05-03 at 10:14 #29947Resulting gray balance is very bad, but Spyder3 may be the culprit.
Also contrast is abnormal (230 vs 1000:1 nominal), typical cause is limited (GPU) vs full range (monitor) mismatch in HDMI.Fix HDMI range issues first, then re run calibration. If after that white does not look white due to Spyder3, use visualwhite point editor and let Spyder3 use that visual white as reference to correct greys.
2021-05-03 at 10:33 #2994977 / 5000
Hi Vincent but could it be better to connect the monitor via thunderbolt?
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2021-05-03 at 10:43 #29952Or make HDMI range match.
2021-05-03 at 10:47 #29954I’m not a technician …
how can i do to match the gamma in hdmi?2021-05-03 at 10:49 #29955I’m looking on the internet …
but could it also be a cable problem?2021-05-03 at 11:08 #29956It’s not gamma, its range. Monitor expects 0-255 range in signal but it is possible that M1 GPU is sending 16-235 range like a HDMI TV. It’s apple’s fault. Check OS configuration or Apple support.
Another way is to use displayport compatible media (mDP/thunderbolt in mac, Displayport on U2715H) which should be full range by default.
2021-05-03 at 11:30 #29957Ok Vincent thank you … later after work on my way home I buy a thunderbolt cable> displayport and try
Let’s hope everything goes well …. Thanks again very much2021-05-04 at 13:06 #29993Hi Vincent
summarizing
Yesterday I bought the original Apple thunderbolt> HDMI adapter (I did not find thunderbolt> Displayport ) only 79 eu! Argh :-() but I hope the monitor’s HDMI input is full range.
For displaycal settings I read on this forum that for spyder 3 you recommend a quick calibration, as per preset.
So I set the profile I am interested in obtaining which for me is sRGB and I do not touch anything in the various options. No black compensation and white compensation ?
What do you recommend for the profiling part?
For the part of 3D LUT gamma 2.2 correct? Or do I not have to activate the 3d LUT?Thank you
2021-05-04 at 13:19 #29994Easier to buy a miniDisplayPort to Displayport…
Regarding configuration ans since you are on macos, reset displaycal to default settings for macOS (single curve matrix profile, BPC on etc, default settings) and set white point visually. I do not think that an Spyder3 can read white from that LED.
Then let Spyder3 & DisplayCAL correct grey if it needs to be corrected. Plan to get an i1d3 colorimeter.Calibrite Display Pro HL on Amazon
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.2021-05-04 at 15:47 #29996Eh….
Sure !
I’ll think about it …. but first I have to finish with softwere … like Nikon Capture One ….
After all, it is enough for me that the monitor is within acceptable tolerances. I am not a professional photographer, let’s say that I am an advanced amateur photographer who loves to print photographs … so the result that matters to me is printing. Of course if the monitor is completely out the prints are not good
Tonight I’ll try again …
thank you Vincent -
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