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Dell monitors
I’ve been using some Dell ST2420L monitors and the TN color and luminance shifts are driving me nuts. I dug up some old 2408 and 2407 monitors. I had previously used a 2405 w/ a hdlink as a studio monitor and it worked well for rec.709. I’m trying to calibrate these using on-screen controls for standard 6500k sRGB but having a hell of a time with it. Are these wide gamut screens only accurate with hardware to control the LUTs?
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Hi Brad,
best option for display calibration is always is a 3D LUT, which is the most accurate calibration u can get.
Resolve can take a calibration 3D LUT, which means the video output from Resolve can be accurately calibrated for your screen.
A more versatile approach is an external LUT box, if you work in 1920×1080 and can feed the HP with HDMI then the eeColor LUT box is by far the best and cheapest option and will give u the most accurate calibration possible.
– Mike
Profiling & Calibration Workflow Tools: http://www.DisplayCalibrationTools.com
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