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Re: Spectra

Andrew,

The primaries are fixed, but they are so "pure", well, the green in particular, that, when Roger set a pure green in Photoshop (I think this is the program he used to set the color), the resultant color was heavily mixed with red. This is what would result from a small working space pure green, such as sRGB, being converted to the display gamut via the display ICC profile.

At this point, there is nothing that confirms a variable gamut setting. However, assuming that the display has a very fine (many many bits) built-in Look-Up-Table, there is nothing preventing the display from having the capability to tweek its gamut. I may be dreaming here...

Maybe there is such a control on this monitor. It would be nice if someone confirms (or denies!).

Danny Pascale
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www.babelcolor.com




----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Rodney" <email@hidden>
To: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: Spectra


On 12/19/07 6:11 PM, "Roger Breton"  wrote:

I, along with a few other people, believe that these new Samsung XL LCD LED
monitors have the capability of "managed gamuts", that is, through an astute
tuning of the individual RGB LEDs, they have the ability of producing
primaries with specific chromaticities. This would not be a LUT trick but an
advanced hardware capability.

But the chromaticity if fixed right? Are you suggesting they can alter this?

Andrew Rodney
http://www.digitaldog.net/


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