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From the default 3dlut rec709 settings.
Under the Calibration tab, the tone curve default is set to “As measured”
Is there a specific reason for this ? As in, does the 3DLut generated later take care of all tone adjustment, Such that this tone curve portion of the calibration is unnecessary ?
Also, the output level setting from the “Display and Instrument” tab is removed under the default madvr 3dlut setting, is it 0-255 or 16-235?
Is there a specific reason for this ? As in, does the 3DLut generated later take care of all tone adjustment, Such that this tone curve portion of the calibration is unnecessary ?
Correct, the 3D LUT does take care of everything (thus the separate tone curve choice on the 3D LUT tab), so time spent creating 1D LUT calibration would essentially be wasted. The only reason to enable 1D LUT calibration is if you also want to install the resulting profile, and have non-color-managed apps benefit from at least having neutral grays and following the chosen tone response. For madVR, it’s not relevant.
Hi Florian,
My Displaycal on my laptop is totally screwed up.
It just hangs now whenever I try to run madvr calibration through madtpg. Then when I tried to close, it won’t even close.
Not sure if it’s something wrong with argyl or dispcal.
Where are the argyl and dispcal settings and caches saved, I’d like to delete everything and start fresh..
are there any reg values to delete etc ?
It just hangs now whenever I try to run madvr calibration through madtpg. Then when I tried to close, it won’t even close.
Try re-installing madVR (first uninstall, then install).
Thx florian, that fixed it.
I’ve got an old tv here, trying to understand how to work the RGB Cut-off controls ..
Looking at this rgb grey balance graph, Could you pencil in how the curve should look ?
Am I trying to line up that little rgb inflection point at 7% , or somewhere around 20%
This is on the srgb 2.1 simulation profile measurement..
Also, is there a test pattern in displaycal which could be adhoc-ed similarly to the dynamic range clipping test like in spectral cal..
RGB gray balance in the report is just informational. Look at the delta E for grayscale in the overview.
In Madvr
If I want to use the Tone map HDR Output as HDR functions
THEN apply an HDR 3DLUT to that
What settings do I use for this ?
Perhaps I misunderstand how the pixel shader works.
The madvr tonemap HDR using pixel shaders section, has a tick box for “Output video in HDR format”
By using this function is the output no longer HDR ?
I would assume the opposite.
Well, right’o then, what I want is to use the tone map, output hdr, then use a 3DLut
How do I configure Dispcal to rig up the proper HDR profile
- Select the “Video 3D LUT for madVR (HDR)” preset under “Settings”.
- Enable white level drift and if you’re using an LG OLED, enable full field pattern insertion.
- On the 3D LUT tab, set source colorspace to BT.2020 and tone curve to “SMPTE 2084 (hard clip)”. Enter the target peak luminance (must match target peak in madVR). Leave mastering display black at 0. Black output offset is up to user preference, leave at 0 for a BT.1886 like effect.
- In madTPG, use the smallest possible image area (that can still fit the instrument sensor) using the slider and use a black background, as well as enable the HDR button.
Display stability can be an issue on HDR displays. It may even make profiling in HDR mode impossible. Keep that in mind.
- Select the “Video 3D LUT for madVR (HDR)” preset under “Settings”.
- Enable white level drift and if you’re using an LG OLED, enable full field pattern insertion.
- On the 3D LUT tab, set source colorspace to BT.2020 and tone curve to “SMPTE 2084 (hard clip)”. Enter the target peak luminance (must match target peak in madVR). Leave mastering display black at 0. Black output offset is up to user preference, leave at 0 for a BT.1886 like effect.
- In madTPG, use the smallest possible image area (that can still fit the instrument sensor) using the slider and use a black background, as well as enable the HDR button.
Display stability can be an issue on HDR displays. It may even make profiling in HDR mode impossible. Keep that in mind.
And this LUT will go in the Calibrations tab, instead of the HDR tab correct ?, because the HDR tab in madvr will be on the tone map using shader ?
I followed the instructions , and the 3dlut created will not go into the Calibrations tab of madvr, it will only go into the tonemap using external 3dlut tab.
How do I use the tonemap using shader, then apply a 3dlut to it after the shader does its thing.
