hello everybody,
i'm evaluating some display calibration options and got
confused, so i hoped somebody can shed some light on this:
i always assumed that the Nuke sRGB viewer LUT is made to match
a standard sRGB monitor.
now, the calibration software for the NEC monitor i'm using
offers different target gamma curves, with a default of 2.2 and
a custom option of sRGB. since nuke lists sRGB, i would expect
that sRGB is the right option for nuke.
however, 2.2 is the recommended default in pretty much all
profiling software (x-rite, datacolor and spectraview), so it
would appear that for a normal desktop photo/video workflow this
is the desired setting which most people use (which is confusing
again as i thought any color dumb application, like final cut
pro would be designed to work on a sRGB monitor).
so, what do other people with better understanding do?
calibrate to a sRGB monitor response curve for Nuke and a Gamma
2.2 for all other apps and switch between the two? or am i
missing something here?
would be grateful for any pointers
++ chris
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