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I am trying to calibrate my projector (an old Samsung A800b from 2009) but I got some problems. Maybe @amirm can help me here?
I am using a colorimeter (x-rite i1 display pro) and measuring software (HCFR).
This projector has an kind of semi-automatic calibration function. You should measure red, green, blue, and white (d65) from internal test patterns in the projector, and then enter those values into a calibration table in the service-menu. Then the projector calibrates itself into almost perfection. That is how it is supposed to work.
When I measure the internal test patterns on my screen, I get this values for Red as an example (xyY):
HCFR
Red x 0.6540
Red y 0.3375
Red Y (cd/m2) 14.772
Red Y (ftL) 4.2928
Then when I look into the calibration table in the Samsung-projector, there is already values like this:
SAMSUNG A800B
Red_X 652
Red_Y 340
Red_L 638
I do not get how to map these values. I do not get what units the projector wants.
For x and y it seems to match if I multiply the value from HCFR with 1000.
For luminance (L), I do not get it. How to map the value Y in HCFR to L in the Samsung?
Anyone here knowledgeable of this kind of stuff?
I am using a colorimeter (x-rite i1 display pro) and measuring software (HCFR).
This projector has an kind of semi-automatic calibration function. You should measure red, green, blue, and white (d65) from internal test patterns in the projector, and then enter those values into a calibration table in the service-menu. Then the projector calibrates itself into almost perfection. That is how it is supposed to work.
When I measure the internal test patterns on my screen, I get this values for Red as an example (xyY):
HCFR
Red x 0.6540
Red y 0.3375
Red Y (cd/m2) 14.772
Red Y (ftL) 4.2928
Then when I look into the calibration table in the Samsung-projector, there is already values like this:
SAMSUNG A800B
Red_X 652
Red_Y 340
Red_L 638
I do not get how to map these values. I do not get what units the projector wants.
For x and y it seems to match if I multiply the value from HCFR with 1000.
For luminance (L), I do not get it. How to map the value Y in HCFR to L in the Samsung?
Anyone here knowledgeable of this kind of stuff?
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