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> My understanding is that you cannot have a monitor calibrated for viewing accurately both video and graphics (RGB) at the same time. A single question can settle this: What are the images for? If we are talking about producing stills for print you have

> I want to understand: CMS profiles versus LUTs, the interaction of the monitors “brightness" settings with calibration, the effects of ambient light, differences between calibrating for video vs. graphics, differences between panel types, limitations

>> The first thing anything needs to do to a computer monitor First of all, damn iPad and it's smart word completion. That's "anyone" not "anything". > Interesting point, so I tried it. ... > The problem: The loss of contrast made for a more accurate image

Andi, One of the most important reasons to achieve uniform calibration across the board has to do with the way your eyes, in conjunction with your brain, interpret color. In simple terms: We don't see color in absolute terms. Your brain is constantly

Thanks everyone. In all we got about ten votes from Avid-L2. I appreciate your support. In case you missed it, here's that link again: http://www.tommyteaches.com/special-education.php -Martin Euredjian

My apologies for the off-topic post. This is for a good cause. I hope you see it that way too. A few years ago I founded a small organization with the aim of helping develop better educational tools for kids. We have since released a free app for iOS and

Sorry if you didn't get an answer. Not sure why. Best way is to fill out the inquiry form. Paint is latex based. Coverage is approximately 250 square feet per gallon. If you go to a place like Home Depot and ask for gray paint or specify any RGB, CMYK

> Photographer Flies His Drone Camera Into the Groom’s Head During a Bridal Shoot Drones in cinematography as well as the pertaining safety issues have been discussed in great detail (too much detail actually) on CML-chat. I won't repeat any of it here

This is unrelated to viewing experience. On the technical front, clean 4K can be compressed at a greater compression ratio than equally clean 2K or 1920x1080 material. This means that transmitting compressed 4K might not be all that difficult. I haven't

One other thought, regarding the fan. I've done tons of high power thermal design. Designs managing thousands of watts of power. One of the cardinal rules of thermal management is: You don't expose your fan's electronics to the hot side of the system. Why