I've read countless reviews such as this one where reviewers, after carefully calibrating the tested monitor, are able to calculate how much of either sRGB or AdobeRGB the display is capable of cov...

Screens that are measured at around 99% Adobe RGB coverage almost always also are tested at around 92% NTSC. So I'd say it is a pretty safe bet for around 99% sRGb coverage to be the case with monitors listed as "72% NTSC". I'd also sy you're pretty safe that monitors listed as 92% NTSC give around 99-100% Adobe RGB coverage.

2022年5月26日 · Nobody said this stuff was easy! The 18% target has a reflection density of 18%. The RGB values for a monitor with a gamma of 2.2 (typical) reads 116R 116G 116B. Gamma is a measure of the steepness of a graph that measures contrast. Graph the readings of the gray scale and measure the angle of the upward sweep of the graph.

2019年10月1日 · Then open the raw file in a raw conversion application, such as Lightroom, and adjust the color temperature and white balance correction values until the RGB values, represented by numbers such as (228,247,218) are all equal (233,233,233). The color temperature of the light source is whatever CT value, expressed in degrees Kelvin, you are using ...

2020年8月15日 · I would like to use the grey patches row of my X-Rite ColorChecker Classic to set correct exposure in post processing, but I can't seem to find the data for the chart on X-Rite website or elsewhere...

2019年11月4日 · In sRGB, it should be close to RGB(119,119,119) according to some sources (color #777777 in hex) or RGB(122,122,121) or RGB(121,121,122) according to other sources. More about this here . More generally, the website BabelColor / Danny Pascale gives a lot of data (RGB, L a b) related to various versions of Colorchecker:

2017年8月27日 · For example, on www.astramael.com, there are various examples of images that are representable with Adobe RGB or sRGB, but cannot be accurately represented using sRGB. If you scroll a bit down, you see a picture where all non-sRGB-pixels have been replaced with light red pixels, in order to make the difference visible.

2011年12月4日 · Couple of important fundamentals here: 1.Light is color. Seems simple but when it comes to displays and "color accuracy" that one little factor is key.

2018年8月22日 · There's the entire issue right there! If you work in Adobe RGB and don't include a color profile embedded in the images, most applications, even properly color managed ones, won't know what color space the images were produced using. Applications won't assume that every image you view was produced with the current system's choice for color space.

2019年5月29日 · One other point is that you need to set your monitor first to whatever the calibration software tells you to whilst it's running, including brightness, contrast & individual RGB levels, so it has a good start point to make its measurements. [idk the Spyder specifically, I use X-Rite] \$\endgroup\$ –