Hoping to get a few looks at my calibration to find out where I may have erred and where I can make improvements. I have done a LOT of research (so much more than meets the eye!) and have made multiple passes and finally at a spot where I may have done it right....I hope!
Benq W1070 is the display using HCFR. AVCHD disc in the PS3 for the patterns. i1 Display Pro meter was on a tripod a couple inches off the screen. If there is any more info that is needed let me know, I think I got the important stuff.
I may go back and have another pass at Yellow, I may be able to get that lined up a touch better. Green was just a pill, I guess I chalk that up to the limitations of my particular unit cause it would not correct nicely.
I paid close attention to luminance this time around (that is one thing I failed to grasp on my initial attempts) so hopefully that all looks good. The biggest spot where Y was interesting was in the gray scale. I had to really dance between 30 and 80 (only have 2 point gray scale to work with) to not only get the proper dE but to also get Y as close to target Y as possible. I had to drop the RGB offset massively in order to achieve that as my gamma was quite a bit off in the lower IRE range. Everything seems to look right but I haven't seen any other Benq W1070 calibrations that dropped the offset controls that much so I am a little concerned.
Thanks for taking a look, still learning here but I think I am getting there!
Benq W1070 is the display using HCFR. AVCHD disc in the PS3 for the patterns. i1 Display Pro meter was on a tripod a couple inches off the screen. If there is any more info that is needed let me know, I think I got the important stuff.
I may go back and have another pass at Yellow, I may be able to get that lined up a touch better. Green was just a pill, I guess I chalk that up to the limitations of my particular unit cause it would not correct nicely.
I paid close attention to luminance this time around (that is one thing I failed to grasp on my initial attempts) so hopefully that all looks good. The biggest spot where Y was interesting was in the gray scale. I had to really dance between 30 and 80 (only have 2 point gray scale to work with) to not only get the proper dE but to also get Y as close to target Y as possible. I had to drop the RGB offset massively in order to achieve that as my gamma was quite a bit off in the lower IRE range. Everything seems to look right but I haven't seen any other Benq W1070 calibrations that dropped the offset controls that much so I am a little concerned.
Thanks for taking a look, still learning here but I think I am getting there!