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My intent is to create a 33pt LUT for my Sony XBR-65X930E that will be stored on my Blackmagic 12G bidirectional SDI to HDMI converter. My meter is a Calibrite Display Pro HL (yes, I know, I know).
For the life of me I don’t understand which correction filter to choose. My TV apparently has:
Backlight dimming type – Local Dimming
Backlight type – Edge LED (Slim Backlight Drive+)
Display resolution (H x V, pixels) – 3840×2160
Display type – LCDBut none of these seem to line up with the choices I’m offered. Can someone lend a hand? Thanks!
Widegamut LED => WLED PFS or QLED, likely be the first one if no QD advertised.
On WLED PFS phosphor 3 flavors: AdobeRGB green, P3 green, “Less” than P3 green. For TVs likely to be the last one so:
-Panasonic VVX…. (CCSS) WLED PFS 94% P3, 2nd on list of WLED PFS
-PFS Family (CCSS), WLED PFS, 1st on the list WLED PFSBut this is an educated guess. Check some reviews for backlight type.
Widegamut LED => WLED PFS or QLED, likely be the first one if no QD advertised.
On WLED PFS phosphor 3 flavors: AdobeRGB green, P3 green, “Less” than P3 green. For TVs likely to be the last one so:
-Panasonic VVX…. (CCSS) WLED PFS 94% P3, 2nd on list of WLED PFS
-PFS Family (CCSS), WLED PFS, 1st on the list WLED PFSBut this is an educated guess. Check some reviews for backlight type.
Thanks so much for the info-this is great to narrow it down to just a few entries.
Truthfully all of this is a little above my pay grade – if my set was reviewed by rtings.com as having 93% DCI P3 uv (CIE 1976 u’ v’) then I’m guessing the Panasonic entry would be the most appropriate?
Things would be easier if rtings included an spectral power distribution (SPD) image in their test. CalMAN has that test although raw and uninterpolated plot.
