Cory Papenfuss wrote:
I have found the datasheet for the sensor in my DSLR (Pentax *ist-DS) contains the spectral response curve. I've thought about trying to use that somehow.
That could be quite valuable, if you have a similar chart for the display (although keep in mind that there is sensor to sensor variation, and the datasheet may be an average curve). Given those two pieces of information, all you really need then is to be able to calibrate the camera for its level response. Most sensors are basically linear in "raw" mode, so you might even be able to avoid the need for that as well.
As far as the IT8 being different from the CRT, that's why I was considering generating a test chart via targen/printtarg. It looks like a conversion from argyll's .cht format to LPROF's .ITX would be in order.
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