I have followed this thread since I got CalMan last summer, and I have "successfully" calibrated my display. (For a novice like me, I have no way to tell how successfull)
Before I used CalMan (and had another TV) I downloaded test-patterns for manual calibration, like the one from AVS HD 709.
Now, after I have preformed a SDR calibration (
ISF Dark room) on my LG B9, following Portrait Displays walkthrough and Youtube video, and everything seems correct. But I have three questions:
- When I display the "Black clipping"-clip from AVS HD 709, I can barely see bar 19 blinking, and nothing below. Does that mean I should raise the OLED light when asked in the calibration, so I can see bar 17 blink (but not 16)?
- When I calibrate for HDR and DV, I do not get any questions about luminescence? Why not? Are the HDR and DV calibrations dependent on a proper SDR calibration beforehand, or is there some other magic? Or, the other way around: Why does the SDR calibration ask me about luminance/OLED Light, when HDR and DV does not?
- There is alot of talk about crushed blacks. What exactly do you/they mean? When I watch TV, and the presenter has a black suit, and I feel it's to dark and I can't see the details, is that what you talk about?