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I'm about to pull the trigger on a Lumagen Radiance 3D Mini for my JVC 4910/X500R projector - I'm buying it primarily for the 3D LUT calibration.
My question is - will the more expensive Radiance 2020, with its 7X7X7 729 point LUT give visible improvements to the color accuracy over the more limited 5X5X5 LUT of the Mini 3D?
Also, there is a less expensive device that doesn't do the scaling, noise reduction and other Lumagen features, but which DOES does generate a much more detailed more detailed 65X65X65 LUT - and it's only $699! This is the eecolor 3D LUT box - but I don't see it mentioned much here.
https://www.displaycalibrationtools...ox-65-cube-3d-lut-color-correction-processor/
Any feedback appreciated
EDIT: Here is an interesting article comparing differences:
http://www.lightillusion.com/home_cinema_calibration.html#luts
Still, I don't know how much, if any, visible difference this makes when watching films
My question is - will the more expensive Radiance 2020, with its 7X7X7 729 point LUT give visible improvements to the color accuracy over the more limited 5X5X5 LUT of the Mini 3D?
Also, there is a less expensive device that doesn't do the scaling, noise reduction and other Lumagen features, but which DOES does generate a much more detailed more detailed 65X65X65 LUT - and it's only $699! This is the eecolor 3D LUT box - but I don't see it mentioned much here.
https://www.displaycalibrationtools...ox-65-cube-3d-lut-color-correction-processor/
Any feedback appreciated
EDIT: Here is an interesting article comparing differences:
http://www.lightillusion.com/home_cinema_calibration.html#luts
Still, I don't know how much, if any, visible difference this makes when watching films