Hi all,
I apologise in advance if this question has been answered elsewhere. I've searched and searched and still can't find a satisfactory, step-by-step answer to my question. Hope you can help.
I'm using an Af100 (Af101) in PAL land with a 7" SWIT S-1071F external monitor. The camera outputs PAL color bars to the monitor which are not the same as NTSC color bars, so the process for calibrating is different to the NTSC process described in such detail across the web. I have found some PAL guidance online, which in general outlines a "turn down everything, turn up brightness, turn up contrast, turn up color" process that I think may work well for professionals with a keen eye for what looks right but which seems a bit generalised and hit-and-miss for newbies like myself.
If I wanted to calibrate my monitor using the color bars generated by my Af101, what would be the best step-by-step (dare I say, fool-proof) process you would recommend for getting a color accurate monitor?
Any advice would be much appreciated.
I apologise in advance if this question has been answered elsewhere. I've searched and searched and still can't find a satisfactory, step-by-step answer to my question. Hope you can help.
I'm using an Af100 (Af101) in PAL land with a 7" SWIT S-1071F external monitor. The camera outputs PAL color bars to the monitor which are not the same as NTSC color bars, so the process for calibrating is different to the NTSC process described in such detail across the web. I have found some PAL guidance online, which in general outlines a "turn down everything, turn up brightness, turn up contrast, turn up color" process that I think may work well for professionals with a keen eye for what looks right but which seems a bit generalised and hit-and-miss for newbies like myself.
If I wanted to calibrate my monitor using the color bars generated by my Af101, what would be the best step-by-step (dare I say, fool-proof) process you would recommend for getting a color accurate monitor?
Any advice would be much appreciated.
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