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And for that I won't blame HDR/UHD itself, but on the lack of available calibration assets. The software is out there, the meters are out there, but the test patterns themselves are MIA. Heck, just a set of primary/secondary colour slides mastered in 2020 colour space (or with P3 mapped out to 2020) would be a huge step in the right direction. [edit] And that would even help someone like me with a SDR 709 set, because I could play the colour saturation slides and then measure how accurately the 2020 to 709 transform is being done. Last edited by Geoff D; 03-11-2016 at 12:55 PM. |
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