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Hello. I have a question regarding the best method to calibrate my display. I am running Windows 10 1903 with a GTX 1070 video card, being output via HDMI to a Pioneer receiver, and then onto a 43″ 4k TV. Using the Nvidia control panel, I have the output set to 4k@60hz, YCbCr422 and 10 bit color.
Is there something I can/should do within Displaycal settings to most accurately use these settings for calibration? I am using a colormunki display as a measuring device.
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YCbCr422 is probably not the best for color (resolution) due to chroma subsampling, but maybe that’s all you can get with the display in question? It shouldn’t affect calibration/profiling though.
I agree, the output is less than ideal, but it’s the only combination that allows for the 60hz refresh rate & 10 bit color. Also, looking at the RAW images, it presents the colors in the accurate fashion I have noticed. I might be able to get YCbCr444 if I lower the refresh rate to 30hz. I’m also thinking the YCbCr is better than RGB since I’m outputting to a TV rather than a monitor.
