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The bad: The other discs here have more patterns, but the ones on the Disney disc are well-designed and offer all the basics and then some. Test patterns are good, if not extensive. More than that, it teaches more advanced subjects like deinterlacing, 24p, and more. The good: Excellent tutorials teach the basics better than any other disc. There's a similarly designed pattern to set brightness. This is one of the Disney WOW disc's patterns to help you set contrast. Screenshot: Geoffrey Morrison - Content: Disney

Here it's explaining interlaced and progressive exceedingly well. Screenshot: Geoffrey Morrison - Pattern: DisneyДЄ screenshot from one of the tutorials on the Disney WOW disc. The main menu of Disney's WOW: World of Wonder Blu-ray. Extremely high production values, well-made and easy to follow tutorials, and even extensive test patterns. LightSpace sells the 'plain Jane' OEM meter only.Disney went all out with its foray into the setup disc world. Spectracal and ChromaPure also sell their own more-expensive versions of the OEM meter with additional profiles for current displays which you can use only with their software. It has also been stated that since January 2017, the OEM meters have been certified by X-Rite to read up to 2000 nits, while the Retail meters are certified to 1000 nits even though they have the same internals.

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The difference is that the OEM cannot use the X-Rite factory profiling software that comes with the Retail. There are a bunch of other advantages with Enthusiast as well: more meters including the I1Pro spectrophotometers, more test pattern generators, computer monitor profiling, autocal and 3D LUT creation for Lumagen and DVDO video processors and the eeColor LUT boxes.ДЄs far as the meter goes, the OEM and Retail are the same meter. That's what I have, and I'm pretty sure #MrRobotoPlus does too. I believe you have to have at least the Home Enthusiast version of CalMAN for the autocals, but I might be wrong. If you see it listed for $250-$300, that's the right meter. I get the impression that hdr needs to have certain things 'maxed out' because the tv has some weird presets for for that signal.Д¬lick to expand.I think they call it the I1Display Pro. What settings do u recommend for hdr and sdr? After 18 pages of reading on this forum i have no idea where to begin or what rules of thumb to follow (some posts seem to contradict each other). Do u guys typically have an hdr and a sdr calibrated mode on your tv? If so how do u set this up? Use 'movie' mode for the hdr?Д¤. How do you calibrate for hdr content? Is the process different and Are there hdr color files I can use?ДЈ. Can you calibrate this set by eye? If so where do I begin and what do I use?Дў. Ok, with that said, I have some questions.ДЎ. I am starting to get the idea that getting into the 'ballpark' of where the image should be by eye (not using expensive equipment) is no longer an option. On this tv set there are so many settings and variables.

AVS FREE TV CALIBRATION DISC 1080P

I typically have calibrated 1080p models by eye using a bluray calibration disk.

Pc mode, dynamic led to low/high, 10 point having no effect, etc. So I came here and read 18 pages of posts and now I am confused. I put in the rtings recommend settings a week ago to get pointed in the right direction and I don't like them at all. Been playing with the tv settings to take advantage of hdr content.

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I currently have a ps4 pro and a Samsung 4k player connected to my x2300w denon Reciever.

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