[argyllcms] Re: Konica CS-200 and HDR displays
- From: Vidéotron <graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 16:58:03 -0400
Hi Claire,
I wish the driver would be good enough for Argyll but, alas, it is a little
more complicated than that.
I have a CS-200 here and I have written some code with this driver.
I don't think it is impossible for Argyll to support the CS-200 but Graeme
insists on have an instrument for testing when writing the code.
Best / Roger
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Sent: Friday, July 12, 2013 7:01 AM
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Subject: [argyllcms] Konica CS-200 and HDR displays
Hi,
I'm working on a LCD-LED display with local dimming and I need to calibrate
and make a profile of it.
My issue is that one hand I need a spectrometer+software with wide luminance
range (something like 0,1cd/m2 to 3000cd/m2) and on the other side I'll only
be using it for a single display so it seems stupid to buy 10 000$ of
equipment & soft (and an inefficient use of public money).
I found that I can actually rent a nice spectrometer (Konica CS-200) and I'm
looking for a not too expensive solution on the software side.
I saw that you can get the USB driver from Konica and I was wondering if
that would be good enough to use it with Argyll.
Also given that this display has a wider luminance range than usual
(something like 0,1cd/m2 to 4000cd/m2), would that be an issue with Argyll
(I tried to look in the doc but didn't find the info).
Thanks for your help!
Claire Mantel
Coding and Visual Communication
Technical University of Denmark
www.fotonik.dtu.dk
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