Hi,
Sorry for a old topic again. I just realize once again that I really don't fully understand what are these.
What is "white balance"? And what is "color temp"?
I know we're supposed to calibrate the projector for a correct D6500 grayscale (one more term. What is grayscale?) from IRE 0 (oh, I mean IRE 0.1) to IRE 100. But these are gray levels (at least on the AVIA/VE pattern images), right? Assume I can get these gray (well, 0 is black and 100 is white) steps to perfection according to a D65k measuring device, is that mean the "color" is also correct? Do I get perfect Red, perfect Green and perfect Blue? How's color intensity/saturation involve in the issue? Or besides the perfect D65k IRE 0-100, all else are personal preference? Or color accuracy has nothing to do with gray pattern and need to be calibrated separately? Do a normal ISF setup also includes "color" calibration?
Or I should really forget all these and enjoy my current wonderful picture?
Btw, how many people actually DO NOT like a correct D65K picture and go with their own setting?
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Li On
Sorry for a old topic again. I just realize once again that I really don't fully understand what are these.
What is "white balance"? And what is "color temp"?
I know we're supposed to calibrate the projector for a correct D6500 grayscale (one more term. What is grayscale?) from IRE 0 (oh, I mean IRE 0.1) to IRE 100. But these are gray levels (at least on the AVIA/VE pattern images), right? Assume I can get these gray (well, 0 is black and 100 is white) steps to perfection according to a D65k measuring device, is that mean the "color" is also correct? Do I get perfect Red, perfect Green and perfect Blue? How's color intensity/saturation involve in the issue? Or besides the perfect D65k IRE 0-100, all else are personal preference? Or color accuracy has nothing to do with gray pattern and need to be calibrated separately? Do a normal ISF setup also includes "color" calibration?
Or I should really forget all these and enjoy my current wonderful picture?
Btw, how many people actually DO NOT like a correct D65K picture and go with their own setting?
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Li On