[argyllcms] Re: Dell U2711 and i1Display Pro - ArgyllCMS vs i1Profiler
- From: Gerhard Fuernkranz <nospam456@xxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 24 Nov 2012 20:22:00 +0100
Am 24.11.2012 16:42, schrieb Tom Schumm:
and i1Profiler does generate a reasonably accurate and usable profile, and it
at least claims to be using a matrix profile.
How did you assess that is accurate? Did you measure a large number (say 1000)
of color samples and compare them against the profile with profcheck? What
average/max error did you get this way?
Is there something I could be doing wrong that would let me create an accurate
LUT profile but a dramatically wrong matrix profile with ArgyllCMS?
Provided that there are no unusual repeatability and/or measurement errors,
this is likely just the indication that the display isn't as additive as you
might believe (at least in its current operating mode).
[ In order to verify additivity directly, you would need to measure the display
with a spectrometer. ]
I can add some additional information. After playing around with it for a
while, I'm sure the Argyll profile is the one that is wrong - it has very high
Delta E for some colors, and subjectively looks quite wrong (reds are really
really orange, not a little bit orange).
What is the average delta E of the matrix profile, as reported by colprof?
(average 3, max 10 can be IMO still reasonable - one of my displays isn't
better either)
Note that colprof's priority is reducing the _average_ squared error of all
color samples given in the .ti3 file, at the cost of larger individual errors
for some colors samples. So your large error at red could well be the price you
have to pay in order to achieve a better average error.
Best Regards,
Gerhard
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