basiccolor display
basiccolor display
basiccolor display
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asICColor <strong>display</strong><br />
by Color Solutions Software<br />
D 5<br />
This is the staqndard illuminant for the manufacturing in-<br />
dustries (automotive, textile etc.), office and video produc-<br />
tion.<br />
If you are in one of these trades, you should calibrate your<br />
monitor to D65.<br />
Other D(aylight white point)<br />
For specific purposes it may be advisable to calibrate to a<br />
different daylight white point. Enter the full correlated color<br />
temperature here (e.g. 7500)<br />
Monitor’s native<br />
Each monitor has it’s own, typical white point, that is dis-<br />
played when all 3 channels, R, G and B (Gains) are set to max.<br />
With this setting he luminance and gamut of the monitor<br />
are at their maximum.<br />
„Monitor’s native“ is not recommended for color critical<br />
work in an ICC workflow. This setting may be useful for lap-<br />
top monitors if their luminance is inadequate after calibrat-<br />
ing them to D50.<br />
Blackbody temperature<br />
As described earlier, an illuminant can be characterized with<br />
its correlated color temperature. D50 for example has an<br />
approximate color temperature of 5000K, but the blackbody<br />
radiator has a different spectral distribution at 5000K.
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