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Calibration disc's
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This of course has been beaten to death simply because it is the topic of this forum. However I could not find a thread that talked specifically about the various calibration disc's and the pros/cons of each.
My particular interest is a disc that is cheap, easy to use and doesn't require/expect specialized calibrating hardware. One of the features I would be interested in hearing about is intended output (i.e. SD, HDTV, 720p, 1080p etc).
The disc's I've run across so far are the following:
Monster calibration disc
Digital Video Essentials
AVIA
I would really like to hear opinions but please expand on your yeas/nays.
This of course has been beaten to death simply because it is the topic of this forum. However I could not find a thread that talked specifically about the various calibration disc's and the pros/cons of each.
My particular interest is a disc that is cheap, easy to use and doesn't require/expect specialized calibrating hardware. One of the features I would be interested in hearing about is intended output (i.e. SD, HDTV, 720p, 1080p etc).
The disc's I've run across so far are the following:
Monster calibration disc
Digital Video Essentials
AVIA
I would really like to hear opinions but please expand on your yeas/nays.
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For SD DVD I recommend GetGray
Pros:
- Simple and intuitive navigation
- All the patterns you could ever need for calibrating greyscale and colour
- Accurate patterns
Con: Best suited for digital displays since it doesn't have a convergence pattern
For HD media I have only used the AVS disc and it is the moral equivalent of the GetGray disc except it is authored using Rec709.
Pros:
- Simple and intuitive navigation
- All the patterns you could ever need for calibrating greyscale and colour
- Accurate patterns
Con: Best suited for digital displays since it doesn't have a convergence pattern
For HD media I have only used the AVS disc and it is the moral equivalent of the GetGray disc except it is authored using Rec709.
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