Where do I see my monitor spec after calibration?

[Luong Chi]

After calibrating my monitor, a notice popped up showing sRGB brightness level and stuffs like that, but after turning it off, I don’t know when to see that again

[Vincent]

Display CAL profile info executable, on right side there is readable profile data. Scroll down to see sumary about % coverages. These summary is just optional metadata created by DisplayCAL profiles, not used by color managed apps, hence other profiles may have no information about this.

You can aso generate 3D views in L*a*b* to get a better hint about out of gamut colors vs the reference profile/colorspace you use as reference for comparison.
Remeber that CIE xy distances are not “human vision distances”. CIE a*b*/u’v’ would be a better match for that task => do not make “visual” coverage assumptions by looking to a CIE xy plot

Coverage to an arbitrary colorspace different than typical sRGB/AdobeRGB/P3 can be done commandline by ArgyllCMS tools, look for iccgamut and viewgam.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Vincent.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Vincent.

[Luong Chi]

And where is Display CAL profile info executable exxactly?

[Vincent]

In displaycal main window, next to profile, or in Displaycal folder as standalone executable. It accepts an icc as param, otherwise will open main display default profile… and executable name has the strange name of “DisplayCAL-profile-info”.

[Luong Chi]

Is this the one?

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[Vincent]

Yes, scroll to bottom

[Luong Chi]

Okay, they’re all blank, what should I do

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[Vincent]

Coverage to an arbitrary colorspace different than typical sRGB/AdobeRGB/P3 can be done commandline by ArgyllCMS tools, look for iccgamut and viewgam.

This, read ARgyllCMS doc
https://www.argyllcms.com/doc/iccgamut.html
https://www.argyllcms.com/doc/viewgam.html

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