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AnonymousInactive
i bought a Kuro 5090 a week ago and i have done a 3700 patches 3d lut on it.
i know i had the same problem on my 500M but i cant remember what i did to ignore? near black whiteballance.
in the calibration window when checking blacklevel it lacks green for sure but it seems that the 3D LUT boosts green way to much than it should.
can i ignore whiteballnce near black and go for what the tv displays ?
here are the verification reports from a testrun of 335 patches
stock 5090 without 3d lut
http://privat.bahnhof.se/wb192876/Measurement%20Report%20isf%20night%20.html
5090 with 3d lut
http://privat.bahnhof.se/wb192876/Measurement%20Report%203.2.3%20%E2%80%94%20madVR%20%E2%80%94%202017-01-19%2021-36.html
can i ignore whiteballnce near black and go for what the tv displays ?
That’s what happens automatically if you haven’t enabled black point hue correction.
here are the verification reports from a testrun of 335 patches
The report without 3D LUT shows the response is slighty skewed towards red near black. The one with 3D LUT is more neutral.
AnonymousInactive
yes there is a slight red push to low ires original
ok it was that simple
i will select it and do another run
but how does colors near black adjust to that?
does the program adjust from the original whiteballance or does it adjust from the supposed correct wb?
Edit: to save your time from explaining what black point hue correction does i can read the information on the dispcals main page instead 🙂
thanks
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