Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Motion & Video => Topic started by: Craig Lamson on April 23, 2014, 03:41:55 pm
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I'm starting to do some light video work for a few clients using a GH3. But my question concerns the proper monitor calibration for creating these videos.
I have a NEC PA271 and Spectraview. What specs do you use to calibrate?
Suggestions, please!
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See page 39 of the manual (SpectraView includes several industry standard targets for a variety of applications). I suspect Broadcast Video, Digital Cinema?
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What is the final delivery?
If it is on a computer or other devices - just look at some computers and devices around your office.
Seriously I think calibration can put you off what your public will see..
S
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What is the final delivery?
If it is on a computer or other devices - just look at some computers and devices around your office.
Seriously I think calibration can put you off what your public will see..
S
They are for the web, and maybe a tv inside the product (motorhome) at a show.
I was thinking just standard srgb would be the best choice.
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I haven't done video with my NEC PA242W and SV2 software. However, when I set SV2 Target Settings to Broadcast Video, SMPTE-C is selected as the Color Gamut. When I Google SMPTE-C, one of the results says that this is normal Color for broadcast Video. Maybe this will help. http://www5.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/lehre/vorlesungen/graphik/info/csc/COL_30.htm
Good luck.
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But a broadcast monitor is not the same as a web device.
S