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https://youtu.be/9WCrrLzVs9U?si=OAmeUHt82rX4P81i Using Gamut Rings to analyze color volumeAugust 20, 2024 Starting with Calman 2024 R6 (v5.15.6), it is now possible to visualize the three-dimensional color volume of a given display in a two-dimensional view called Gamut Rings. Traditionally CIE 1931 or CIE 1976 chromaticity diagrams that offer a two-dimensional perspective have been used. Calman’s Gamut... Continue Reading →
To the best of our knowledge, Paolo Centofanti at DDay.it is the only TV reviewer measuring color volume using Kenichiro Masaoka’s gamut rings and now TFT Central’s Simon Baker deserves a big round of applause for adopting XCR to measure perceived brightness in his monitor reviews. It’s well worth your time to read the entire... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/Vf7sqod3uqI?si=jvVsHcRsAUnW-rOu Cullen Kelly is about to release a new Resolve look design plugin, Contour. Kelly writes: Contour is built with studio-grade color science that has been battle-tested by some of our industry's top colorists and post facilities. It's all of my 15 years of color science and look development knowledge put into 5 simple modules anyone... Continue Reading →
“I'm watching presumed innocent with Dolby vision on an OLED TV. It still looks like shit, washed out, Gray, hardly any contrast.” “Agree - it’s washed out and so dark even on a very bright Mini - LED TV with Dolby vision it looks like shit.” “Googled for this issue and lead me here. Brought... Continue Reading →
The Daejeon Chronicles 