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RGB Balance
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re calibration: After calibration:
RGB balance shows the ratio of red, green, and blue that make up the black and white foundation of the picture. It is also known as graysca
e balance. If this foundation is skewed, no amount of tweaking the color and tint will fix the image. Ideally, the R, G, and B should be well
nced from dark ﴾left﴿ to bright ﴾right﴿.
Gamma Point
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point gamma graph shows the display's brightness ratio as it transitions from dark to bright images. If the gamma is too low, the picture m
washed out with a "caked on makeup" look on brightly lit faces. If it is too high, dark images will be too hard to see and the image will loo
rasty. A good gamma also helps improve the depth of the image.
Gamma Point
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RGB Balance
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Meter: CalMAN Enhanced Chroma5
Meter profile: None
Source: Quantum Data 802 series
Prepared for: Cleveland Plasma
Gamma: 2.7837 Gamma: 2.3867
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Color Temperature
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Color Temperature is the color tone of the picture, from dark ﴾left﴿ to bright ﴾right﴿. Lower numbers will result in a rustic, earthy tone while h
bers suggest a bluish, steel‐gray look. The HDTV standard is 6504.
Color Temperature
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DeltaE UV
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grayscale DeltaE is a standardized measure of error based on the eye's sensitivity to color error. It shows how visibly serious the above erroreal images, with lower numbers indicating better performance. Errors of less than 5 are generally thought to be acceptable, while errors le
3 are generally thought to be imperceptible with normal program material.
DeltaE UV
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imum light output in footlamberts:
Average: 9605.5969 Average: 6510.3673
Average: 43.5075 Average: 1.1042
ax: 115.4392 YMax: 55.6596
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Gamut CIE
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Gamut CIE
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CIE gamut shows how the display's color purity ﴾colored dots﴿ matches the HDTV standard ﴾boxes﴿ and the eye's perception ﴾large colored
kground﴿. If a color is too pure, or oversaturated, it's dot will be outside the triangle. For instance, an oversaturated green will tend to make
ball fields appear neon green. If a color is undersaturated, it will measure inside the triangle and look pale.
Gamut Luminance
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color luminance shows the intensity of each primary and secondary color compared to the reference level. If a color is overemphasized or p
l show as a positive reading. If there is a lack of a particular color, it will show as a negative reading. Red is the most critical, since it drama
ences flesh tones.
Gamut Luminance
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DeltaE 1994
White Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Yellow
color DeltaE is a standardized measure of error of each primary and secondary color. It takes the eye's perception of color into account. Er
than 5 are generally thought to be acceptable, while errors less than 3 are generally thought to be imperceptible with normal program mate
DeltaE 1994
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White Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Y
ure mode:
estore these calibrated settings, first reset this mode, and then make the following changes:
ore"= Standard mode
er"= Movie mode
White Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Yellow 100W
lor White Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Yellow Refere
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89.3405 38.9804 34.7228 18.0512 51.7185 55.8697 71.9247 180.08
94.1766 19.9638 67.6331 6.8565 73.8236 27.1338 86.8543 189.92
102.9326 1.5746 12.459 90.8353 98.9876 90.9096 13.6286 207.450.3118 0.6441 0.3024 0.1559 0.2303 0.3212 0.4171 0.3118
0.3287 0.3298 0.589 0.0592 0.3287 0.156 0.5037 0.3289
27.4867 5.8267 19.7396 2.0011 21.5464 7.9193 25.3496 55.433
get_x 0.3127 0.64 0.3 0.15 0.2246 0.3209 0.4193 0.3127
get_y 0.329 0.33 0.6 0.06 0.3287 0.1541 0.5052 0.329
r calibration gamut data:
Average: 15.6804 Average: 0.7324