Color matching
- From: "ysr" <ysriraja@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 11 Mar 2007 00:31:41 -0800
Hello,
I've been trying to get an LCD TV panel (Panel A) at its native
setting to match the color temperature and profile of another
different TV panel (reference). I have access and means to control the
color LUTs for the panel (Panel A).
I also have been able to get Lvxy measurements for both panels for R,
G and B color planes for all intensity values (0-255). However,
adjustments to color, or gamma that might have been performed on the
reference panel are unknown.
With these factors, i have the following questions...
1) Do i have sufficient information to be able to match panel A to the
reference panel both in terms of the color temperature as well as
color shifts?
2) If so, how do i go about it?
I have tried to match the white point of the panels by using the
Bradford transformation, but i'm not sure if i;m using that correctly
or if that is the way to go. Morover i'm not sure of the reference
illuminant or the RGB space being used...
3) In addition if i just want to reach a reference color temp, say
D65, how would i go about it?
I would appreciate it a lot if someone would educate me on this. The
documents and literature i've been referring to on this have just
added to the confusion. I hear about Chromatic Adaptation, Von Kries
and all that, but i'm not sure if those apply to the problem at hand.
Thanks
SR
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