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I will therefore go for recalibration of the 2nd handed display2, unfortunately no i1 pro for rent around me but I can get a ColorMunki Display for few bucks a day and for what I've read, it can also do the job, right ?Īre the colorimeter only getting inacurate over time or are they also hardware-wise losing abilities ? I've read the "WHICH METER IS RIGHT FOR ME?" article and I understand now the differences and the point of having a colorimeter + a spectroradiometer. Support our site by using our affiliate links. Though that's a bit of a catch-22 question: Until you measure and see how far off it is and see how close you can get it, you really won't know how much improvement you can make. However, given the nature of the technology, they are slow to read at low light levels so you may find it very slow to use when doing low level light readings as is typically done on a 2-point calibration.įor more info see our article "WHICH METER IS RIGHT FOR ME?" here: I would say yes, but I'm waiting a professional's comment on thatĪn i1pro is a spectroradiometer and not a colorimeter, so it does not drift in the same way, meaning that they remain accurate over time. You can control contrast, brightness and adjust for the ambient light conditions in the room, but you cannot set a specific luminance level or gamma.Do you think it's worth a shot trying to recalibrate it with an i1 pro ?Ībout the projector, as it doen't have RGB HighEnd/LowEnd functions and only has 6 levels of Degamma and 3 of Color Temperature and individual red-green-blue ajustement possibility, worth trying calibration ?
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You can profile an additional monitor with the HP DreamColor APS software, but the software functions are limited, much like the ColorMunki (by Xrite).
like any other LCD display, but you will miss out on the advantages of the HP Dreamcolor DDC controls, which are really quite nice. This display can be profiled with ProfileMaker, i1Match, etc. DDC control with this monitor is not compatible with the ColorMunki or the i1Pro. Xrite says they have no plans for making the ColorMunki or the i1Pro compatible with the HP APS software. The licensing is contained in the hardware, so the software will only work with a DreamColor colorimeter, not with any other hardware. (Manufacturer Part Number: KZ300AA) It is an i1Display 2, but with optimized filters for the DreamColor monitor. The HP DreamColor Advanced Profiling Solution software can only be used with the HP DreamColor colorimeter. The most notable feature of this display is its ability to produce a larger gamut of colors than most of the displays in its class.
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It is a radical departure from typical high-end displays and it hits a price point that is well below most of the professional displays in the video and motion picture market. The "shift on the fly" color space emulation is very suited to color evaluation in these markets.įor the photographic and graphic arts community, the display's gamut and it's ability to handle greyscale ramps without banding artifacts should be appreciated. The display is aimed primarily in the video and motion picture market place, where they have a number of color space standards based upon media and content delivery. This lower range is needed in the Motion Picture Market. This display has been designed to work at lower luminances. The display has an LED backlight and that is used to control luminance and white point. The matrix multiplier allows the display to change color spaces instantly.
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This means that full 10 bit data is being passed to the display module which is very unusual. The LCD module has a true 10 bit interface. The display can accept dual link multi-byte 10 bit image data and the pipeline works to 12 bits. It has a complete matrix shaper look up table capability. The display has a radically different numeric pipeline.
Technically, it is labeled with P3 emulation. This display has a gamut that exceeds the primaries for Adobe RGB and normally meets the Digital Cinema P3 gamut. The 24-inch diagonal HP DreamColor liquid crystal display (LCD) provides a range of more than 1 billion colors in a 30-bit, LED-backlit widescreen display, says the company. The HP DreamColor LP2480zx Display, a color-critical display, was developed through a first-of-its-kind technology collaboration between HP and DreamWorks Animation SKG. This uniquely affordable monitor delivers broad color support, rich visual quality, and consistent results. The HP DreamColor LP2480zx Professional Display is the world’s only color-critical LCD based on HP DreamColor Engine technology.
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