CIE Chart Pre-Calibration (Bright)
Bright's CIE chart is not pretty! Only red seems close to target. But then, Bright mode is definitely not pretty to look at, as is true with most "dynamic" modes on projectors!
Mike completed the CMS calibration of the individual colors, which are provided below. And, of course, some additional comments from him.
Color Management Settings (Default is in parentheses) | ||||||
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Red | Green | Blue | Cyan | Magenta | Yellow | |
Hue | (46) 43 | (50) 55 | (50) 58 | (65) 63 | (67) 54 | (50) 50 |
Gain | (50) 51 | (50) 51 | (50) 51 | (50) 48 | (50) 51 | (50) 48 |
Saturation | (50) 63 | (50) 59 | (50) 59 | (50) 64 | (50) 64 | (50) 60 |
Numbers shown in ( ) represent the factory default settings, those without ( ) are the actual results.
The color gamut by default was pretty accurate in Cinema and Standard, but way off in Bright mode (see CIE charts). All of the colors were slightly low in lightness, while cyan and magenta were the furthest off in hue.
Green and yellow, often the most inaccurate colors with many DLP projectors, were both quite good by default. The CMS worked well, bringing the Delta E error down from a 6.3 average to 0.7. Chromaticity errors, which ranged from -10.9% to 6.4% (with the low values in lightness) were also reduced to a range of -4.1% to 1.7%.
Overall, the grayscale and color gamut of the HT1075 is among the best I’ve measured by default, which is quite an accomplishment considering the price.