Hello Graeme,
Thanks for your support here!
I'd like your opinion on something please.
First, I have already discussed this with Florian on his support forum
and we both agree that this is being a little fussy. So more than an
issue this is just being curious. Also, I kind of remember checking the
levels before and they were just spot on.
Ok, my projector is not the best on the planet - old Panasonic AX200 -
and its black level is poor. My room is also not a dedicated one. All
will change at some point but for now this is what I can do.
Please find below a picture I've just taken with my camera. I have set
the exposure so it kind of looks as it should. Level 18 is barely
flashing, you really need to look for it and go by the screen. Level 17
is completely dark.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ukclizi1ngi6m7l/IMG_9087.jpg?dl=0
I have tried adjusting the levels before doing a calibration. Makes
sense to me, but when adjusting brightness and contrast I am also
changing the white balance on the Panasonic - which I can further adjust
but losing some of the light. In fact adjusting the levels before doing
a calibration generated a better result in terms of black levels.
What is the level of fussiness here in your opinion? I feel that the
perfect black level is crucial for a good calibration.
Thanks for your continued efforts in developing this great software -
both you and Florian are stars!!!
Thanks
Antonio