Video Calibration an Introduction

This video explains basically what goes on during a video calibration and how this improved an image.

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Setting up your TV or Projector? Use these starter pack test patterns: from Diversified Video Solutions

Each one includes super accurate industry standard test patterns that you can absolutely trust that include:

• Title (This stream includes pertinent information of the test patterns characteristics)
• Black Clipping
• White Clipping
• Color Bars
• Color Clipping
• Sharpness & Overscan

Standard Dynamic Range Patterns

High Dynamic Range Patterns

Complete set of (Professional or Serious Enthuisiast) Video Test Pattern discs/downloads:

[ChadAV]

Dude this video is beast. I can’t wait to calibrate my projector

[kwokhungleung]

Thanks from my heart looking forwards more lecture

[msesteki]

Awesome video, not sure why this doesn't have more views... I missed only one part. I understand how the software profiles the display and the graphs were easy to understand. I just didn't understand what was changed that achieved accurate colors. I know in PC monitors we can apply ICC profiles in Windows, but I'm not sure what would be the equivalent modification in projectors. Thanks for the videos, very informative!

[connorj]

Awesome detail, learning so much guys. Thank you

[thakerjigar]

Many thanks for providing such a wonderful & advance detailing.

[MugheesMohiuddin]

Amazing video. What spectrometer do you use? Does xrite pro1 works with calman and works as good?

[TerminatorJuice]

Man, I'd love to have Andrew calibrate my Sony VPL-HW40ES projector, but unfortunately I live in the US, so that's not possible. And in Michigan, where I live, there aren't any real professional calibrators anywhere near me, so all I can do is make picture adjustments myself using my eyes and a calibration disc. : (

[CommentRodent]

I can't afford this. Is there a decent way to calibrate my tv without any equipment?

[tommyshoe-star]

Could you tell what projector it was ?