OK guys. I took the time to polish a couple details today. If you have Beta 1.x throw it away please. It has a few minor errors. I have corrected all known on Beta 2.0.
I have also:
Added a brief readme.txt file which explains the levels used in each pattern
Changed gray window pattern's labelling to indicate percentage instead of IRE. I also have levels indicated on gray windows.
My original grayscale was built using 16-236 so the individual step bar's levels would come out as integers. (steps of 11 for 5% steps). I have changed it to the more proper 10.95 steps and rounded each bar appropriately for 16-235. Exact calculations and 5% step levels are indicated in the readme.
Vern:
Maybe you could take a look and verify my colors are at least as accurate as DVE pro. When I compare to it, my numbers look like yours. The colors never come out perfect (i.e. I get 15 and 17 instead of the original 16 occasionally), but mine were as, if not more accurate (less deviation from the original level) than the reference discs I tested.
I am now providing a link here for the folks helping to take a look at it. It is not for noob use at this time, please do not D/L it unless you have something to contribute. I will leave it there for a limited time so the gurus here can have take a look. Let's be sure my colors are OK before anyone takes it and calibrates their display using it. I'm confident they are, but I'd like a second opinion when comparing apples and apples (i.e. vs a commercial DVD, not a PC pattern).
It's about a 3Mb download:
http://tn1.companypostoffice.com/sco...ta_2-0_VTS.zip
I have also:
Added a brief readme.txt file which explains the levels used in each pattern
Changed gray window pattern's labelling to indicate percentage instead of IRE. I also have levels indicated on gray windows.
My original grayscale was built using 16-236 so the individual step bar's levels would come out as integers. (steps of 11 for 5% steps). I have changed it to the more proper 10.95 steps and rounded each bar appropriately for 16-235. Exact calculations and 5% step levels are indicated in the readme.
Vern:
Maybe you could take a look and verify my colors are at least as accurate as DVE pro. When I compare to it, my numbers look like yours. The colors never come out perfect (i.e. I get 15 and 17 instead of the original 16 occasionally), but mine were as, if not more accurate (less deviation from the original level) than the reference discs I tested.
I am now providing a link here for the folks helping to take a look at it. It is not for noob use at this time, please do not D/L it unless you have something to contribute. I will leave it there for a limited time so the gurus here can have take a look. Let's be sure my colors are OK before anyone takes it and calibrates their display using it. I'm confident they are, but I'd like a second opinion when comparing apples and apples (i.e. vs a commercial DVD, not a PC pattern).
It's about a 3Mb download:
http://tn1.companypostoffice.com/sco...ta_2-0_VTS.zip













Earlier in the thread you mention this was created for DLP, will it be beneficial for a person wishing to calibrate an LCD projector, like my Z2 


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