[argyllcms] Re: Some help for an Argyll noob on Mac
- From: Simon Burrell <sirgadabout1@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 7 May 2011 02:27:48 +0100
Ok, I think I've seen where I'm going wrong now. I know I want the native
white point of the display, the
minimum display brightness and a 2.4 gamma as recommended by yourself. So,
all I need run is:
dispcal -yl -v -m -qh outfile
(making sure my display has been manually set to its lowest brightness)
Then, (having already generated patches as above) use dispread with the
output .cal as so:
dispread -v -yl -k outfile.cal outfile
Then create my shaper/matrix profile like so (ignoring description strings
for the moment):
colprof -v -qu -as outfile
Then I just repeat the process from targen onwards, injecting the new
profile into targen with 2000
patches, using dispread with the original outfile.cal, and finishing with:
colprof -v -qu final_profile
That should give me a nice high-quality profile. I can then update it
fortnightly/monthly with:
dispcal -u <pathtoprofile>
Have I got it right? *fingers crossed*
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