Electronics supermarkets for general audiences are offering calibration of TVs as an option now, and some gaming monitors will even bring along an individual calibration chart.This is part 4 of our color monitoring series (it started here).
A Gaming Monitor for Grading? Seriously?
Fortunately you can deactivate all of that light-show, including the projection from the base. TV and cinema Well, according to our recent measurements, the decently priced ProArt models by Asus can suffice for Rec. 709 and even some more. We were quite surprised finding a wide QHD gaming monitor by Xiaomi also coming with a chart and meeting the specs when checked with our probes and software. But then, this all applies to screens which can meet Rec. 709 without much effort. While professional grading for cinema in DCI P3 would normally be done in a dark room with a calibrated projector, what about grading for HDR? Well, let’s first get some misconceptions out of the way, since most of the marketin...
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