Without a way into the dynamics, what does “color management” even mean? Yet the industry still has to have ways to describe their technology? But nothing I’ve so far come across in ICC approaches accounts for such adaptations.īasically, the future would seem to be about rendering intents and DolbyVision is alway down this path. So CIE model and effects of very wide brightness range: say scoptopic vision where your sensitivity is a radical adaptation to darkess, or for more pertinently for HDR, brightness so high it leaves spots before your eyes, you can imagine that you can build scene that exploit these effects artistically. IOW, color goes “wrong” for all the right reasons. Like the system goes to a place that the CIE can’t account for?įor example, in CG rendering the’s the problem of metamerism in the most general sense, that spectral to tristimulus is mostly (but not complelely) a one-way street, with multiple spectra producing the same tristimulus, If you are compositing a scene’s reflections a tristimulus representation has a huge pitfall that effects can add up odd in visually odd ways. In DolbyVision, there is the idea of windows/frames - I don’t know the jargon - for tone mapping? Like every “scene” has meta-data for rendering? But you might measure it to see how well it does. I never thought about it but you need the “content consumer’s” display to have a standard personality the control of which lives on far side of HDCP? So you get what you get as far as that personality is concerned, hopefully they do it well. So there is no such point because the signaling is end-to-end and closed like old-school TV? Can find that when it will be up.My question presumed there was an insertion point for ICC tech. There was one decent profile, I was using awhile. You can change profile also here, if you un-ticked Use my setting for this device in Devices tab.Īlso you can try ticking this tab, but not adding any color profiles, if it helps with input lag at least. And in advanced viewing conditions check (WCS profile for sRGB viewing conditions). If you care about input lag, don't use ICC. Some color profiles are lagless tho! But I can tell difference when using each of them! So good luck with that understanding how it works It is managed by International Color Consortium and I never found any guide how to do this! I too wanted to make custom Color Profile for lower input lag. First Color Profiles are ignored by games sometimes!
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