traxxas125
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Hey guys, Ive been working on calibrating my new monitor by using this article:
http://www.glennchan.info/broadcast-monitors/monitor-calibration/monitor-calibration.htm
The article notes this during the phase calibration stage:
*Please not that digital interfaces (e.g. SDI, DVI, HDMI) do not require calibration of the hue and phase. As the signal is digital and not analog, the calibration will not drift out of alignment. If the monitor does allow for chroma and phase adjustments, set the knobs to their middle position. Broadcast CRTs fed with a SDI signal should still be calibrated for brightness and contrast per the instructions below.
any thoughts on this? is this an accurate statement, as I am using an SDI signal, the monitor is LCD
http://www.glennchan.info/broadcast-monitors/monitor-calibration/monitor-calibration.htm
The article notes this during the phase calibration stage:
*Please not that digital interfaces (e.g. SDI, DVI, HDMI) do not require calibration of the hue and phase. As the signal is digital and not analog, the calibration will not drift out of alignment. If the monitor does allow for chroma and phase adjustments, set the knobs to their middle position. Broadcast CRTs fed with a SDI signal should still be calibrated for brightness and contrast per the instructions below.
any thoughts on this? is this an accurate statement, as I am using an SDI signal, the monitor is LCD