I discuss the basics characteristics of displays that everyone who is half serious about home cinema needs to know about: brightness, contrast, greyscale, gamma, colour gamut and colour volume.
Simple Home Cinema covers JVC's automatic projector calibration software, JVC Autocal, which is an indispensable tool for your JVC projector.
We talk about Colour Gamut and Colour Volume in the next article of our calibration series.
As part of the calibration series, we talk about gamma and your options for calibration.
Greyscale is one of the most important elements of a calibrated image for your TV or projector. We take an overview of what it means and the controls available to calibrate them.
Learn how to calibrate HDR on the Epson UB6050 / UB5050 / TW9400 / TW8400. This is a great projector to learn calibration on.
Since TV and Projector calibration can seem a bit scary at first, I wanted to detail what is needed to do manual calibration on a TV or Projector.
I decided to create a bright HDR calibration for the Epson for those that have larger screens and want to fiddle with the remote less.
Display Calibration is a skill every Home Cinema enthusiast should have! However, the guides out in the wild aren't necessarily the easiest to get to grips with - or provide all the permutations of calibration options in one place. The Simple Home Cinema Display Calibration Guide is here to fill that space.
CCSS samples are used to correct your colorimeter to your display if you don’t have a spectrophotometer. They can be used with HCFR or ArgyllCMS.
