Matching Panasonic GZ2000 & Sony X300 or any other OLED & HDR screen
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Dado Valentic
A few weeks ago I was test driving one of the first production models of Panasonic FZ2000 HDR OLED screens and wanted it to be calibrated and matched to my reference monitor Sony BVM X300. As I am not the biggest fan of doing calibration myself, we had Marcel Gonska from Portrait Displays / Calman do the calibration for us. It was such a pleasure to watch him perfectly match these two monitors in the shortest possible time. I could not resist but record what he was doing and also invite him to be our guest in our webinar. You can register for the webinar by clicking on the button below
https://events.genndi.com/register/818182175026329242/d2369ec675 TUESDAY 12 MARCH 11am PST | 2PM EST | 7PM GMT | 8PM CET
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Leonard Levy
Dedo, Unless I missed somethings you neglected to say what city this seminar was taking place in. Sure didn’t look like San Francisco Skyline though.
Leonard Levy DP San Rafael, CA
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Dado Valentic
Hi Leonard, It is an online webinar. I am based in LA ;-) Dado
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I'll be really interested to see how any WOLED can be calibrate for accurate HDR.
With the inherent non-additive nature of WOLEDs it is technically just not possible. (They can do SDR with a high resolution 3D LUT, but not HDR) Dolby exclude any WOLED from being accepted for Dolby HDR grading due to this issue. (Lack of volumetric colour capability.) See: https://www.dolby.com/us/en/technol...Best_Practices_facility_certificationV1.2.pdf (section 6. Assess Additivity of Display.) To easily see the issue just profile with LightSpace, and look at the RGB Separation graph. (See: https://www.lightillusion.com/error.html#hdr_volume) And that is before we get into the issues with tone mapping/roll-of, which is inherent in home PQ HDR TVs. Is there an option to disable that with the GZ2000? (I really hope so.) Steve
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