RE: Colorimeters and third-party developer support
RE: Colorimeters and third-party developer support
- Subject: RE: Colorimeters and third-party developer support
- From: Roger Breton <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2011 14:48:56 -0400
Bob,
>> If you find a "problem" with your
>> eyeballs, how do you fix it?
Remember that was your question. I know what to do when my eyeballs disagree
with measurements.
> In
>
http://www.eizo.co.uk/color_matching_between_srgb_monitors_and_wide_color_ga
mut_monitors
> there is some interesting analysis of why white on two monitors may
measure the same, but look different.
--
> Does that cover your question?
Well, not really, because the (classic) case I tried to illustrate was
between a monitor and its hardcopy counterpart. The areas being compared
correspond to about the typical 2 degree fovea centralis area for which all
critical color matching experiments are designed.
I'm surprised that Eizo states that "human vision is nearer a 20 degree
field-of-view"? I know I've heard of "rod intrusion", where 10 degrees is
sometimes used, but "20" degrees? Are you sure you haven't had too much
cappucino this morning?
Best / Roger
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