HP LP2480zx Calibration

[laneo]

Hi,

I have 2 “HP LP2480zx” monitors that I´m trying to calibrate. I want to create an ICC profile that loads with windows 10 to have an accurate and similar display on both monitors. For starters, I´m not sure what to choose on the “Correction” field, i´ve searched in the forums and found nothing for this monitor. Any ideas?

Second question is: should I expect notable differences in both monitors after calibration?

Thanks,

[Florian Höch]

Hi,

For starters, I´m not sure what to choose on the “Correction” field, i´ve searched in the forums and found nothing for this monitor. Any ideas?

Click “show information about common display technologies”. The HP is mentioned specifically.

Second question is: should I expect notable differences in both monitors after calibration?

If they are visibly different now, you can expect a better match after calibration. Be sure to target a specific whitepoint (e.g. 6500K) for both.

[laneo]

Perfect, it´s “LCD RGB LED”. Thanks.

I´ve downloaded “HP DreamColor LP2480zx LCD Monitor (i1 Pro).ccss” from https://colorimetercorrections.displaycal.net/

I guess that should also work, right?

I should probably also mention that I work in video (mostly making VFX for feature films) using After Effects. So what I did to calibrate was to choose “video” in settings, and then loaded the .CCSS i´ve downloaded. Does that sound like the correct way to create an ICC for me to work?

Thanks again,

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by laneo.

[Vincent]

Perfect, it´s “LCD RGB LED”. Thanks.

I´ve downloaded “HP DreamColor LP2480zx LCD Monitor (i1 Pro).ccss” from https://colorimetercorrections.displaycal.net/

I guess that should also work, right?

The ones you downloaded are probably worse, use the one that Florian said since it’s 1nm CCSS. The other ones are 10-3nm and red channel has a very narrow spile in those RGBLEDs

I should probably also mention that I work in video (mostly making VFX for feature films) using After Effects. So what I did to calibrate was to choose “video” in settings, and then loaded the .CCSS i´ve downloaded. Does that sound like the correct way to create an ICC for me to work?

Thanks again,

IDNK current After Effects color management capabilities, but you own a pair of widegamut monitors, keep in mind this while working on Rec709 content on a native gamut configuration on your monitors. 100% red & green saturation patches inside whaever program you use will reveal if something is wrong, since they will look oversaturated if color management is not working as expected.

[laneo]

Ok, thanks a lot for the help!

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