nedcam
Well-known member
I have tried and tried. I even hired a video engineer to set it up for the AF100 so it would be WYSIWYG, he had pro level scopes and charts. I just can't get it to come close to my 9" Panasonic BT-LH900 monitor. Skin is funky. I don't mind, I use it for focus and composition but clients come over by me and ask why it looks like this and I refer them to production monitors or the 9". Small HD even sent me some settings.
So, is it dependent on my scene file settings? Does anyone have settings for a DP6 that reflect what the AF100 is capturing? Or, is it a matter of having specific settings based on what the specific scene file settings are?
I have a non-scientific idea: Perhaps I just change the settings of the DP6 to closely match (by eye) what is on the BT-LH900? I need to be able to judge what's happening when the DP6 is the only thing I have going at the moment.
Thanks,
So, is it dependent on my scene file settings? Does anyone have settings for a DP6 that reflect what the AF100 is capturing? Or, is it a matter of having specific settings based on what the specific scene file settings are?
I have a non-scientific idea: Perhaps I just change the settings of the DP6 to closely match (by eye) what is on the BT-LH900? I need to be able to judge what's happening when the DP6 is the only thing I have going at the moment.
Thanks,