U2713H calibration questions

Hello

With the help of the Ultrasharp 'solution' with u2713h color calibration monitor & i1 Display Pro.

What I want to do is to calibrate: 1. native color space of 2. White of 5800K to point 3. 120 cd/m2 4. 2.2 gamma & 5. 300: 1 contrast. And finally be able to validate the profile.

None of this should be difficult, but so made by the limitations of this software solution.

Could someone please help me with the details, I need to create this profile. I contacted Dell support but to no avail.

Thank you

Steven

I think that everything can be except 5th point, because the Solution of Calibration color Dell (DSRC) don't offer any luminance control black level, so you end up with a contrast between 600:1 and 800: 1 (0.20 cd/m2, 0.15 cd/m2). Valitation of calibration must be done with the third party software.

Native color space is more or less AdobeRGB, but with a wide range of red. So first of all, you need to measure 'your' native red. It can be done easily with GNU as ArgyllCMS/DispcalGUI software:

0 - if you have some stored in CAL1 and CAL2 hardware calibration you need to 'factory reset' your screen.

1 - put view profile "U2713H.icm" (that of the monitor driver installation) for your GPU doesn't store any correction LUT. Change your OSD preset 'Custom' and with 'RG_Phosphor.edr' as correction of calibration (you must tell i1DisplayPro what spectrum of light will measure, this file is located in the folder of the driver for x-rite).

2-(optional) maybe you want to put your screen into mode custom 5800 k, 120cd. Details of primary RGB will not change but '' red measure '' will be in the coordinates XYZ, perpahps if you want "good" native red xy 'Y' coords. It can be done with the button "calibrate". Do the RGB OSD brightness and RGB gain and then simply cancel operation)

3. - Tools-> calibrated screen ratio (or calibrated display report, I don't have access to a colorimeter right now to check it out). After a few bars, the program will report coordinated white XYZ, R, G, B in a window from the text console. Here you have it. Transformation of the xyY coords for the DA (en.wikipedia.org/.../CIE_1931_color_space):

x = X /(X+Y+Z)

y = Y /(X+Y+Z)

4 - DispcalGUI close, open, choose 'Customize' and enter white, R, G, B coordinates, 120cd, gamma 2.2

Native coords of green and blue will be very very close to AdobeRGB ones (en.wikipedia.org/.../Adobe_RGB_color_space) but you could use ArgyllsCMS log console and calculate the coords xyY measured for the Green and blue too. 5800K White daylight xyY is 0.325761,0.341574 as you know.

If you want to validate the calibration with ArgyllCMS/DispcalGUI YOU do a V2 profile with the DA, not a V4 (it is in menu 'Préférences').

5 - validate this profile with your favorite show: ArgyllCMS/DispcalGUI (free GNU tools-> Validate profile), i1Profiler (free four you since you own an i1DisplayPro), Basiccolor Display 5.1.2 (demo 14 days or ~$50/$60). With any of them, don't forget to point out the app to use the correction of "RG_phosphor" (i1DisplayPro is a very good colorimeter, but just a colorimeter, it must know what type of spectrum of light it will measure).

Hope this helps you

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