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Old 28th August 2011, 22:33   #95  |  Link
nand chan
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Originally Posted by alph@ View Post
I use a gamma of 2,35 instead of 709 bt,it's a probleme? and why the diagramme cie is out in the green,ycms must compromise?
I don't know this.

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'you can't get correct colors unless you set a certain channel to be too bright (especially for black point correction)'
Excuse me, but what is the relation with the black point:helpful
Well, when you're on an LCD monitor, you have a certain level range (0-255) which you can't go outside of.

So if your black point (of 0/0/0) is too red, the logical thing you'd have to do is decrease the red channel (-5/0/0). However, this is simply physically not possible.

To compensate, to fix the tone balance, you have to increase the other channels instead, eg. (0/5/5).

However, this results in a “brighter” black than 0/0/0. In other words, fixing the black point's tone balance can offset its luminance (brightness).

That's why the luma error increases.
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