Color Talk With Tom Parish

In this interview Derek Smith provides a technical history of the evolution of display calibration software for attached monitors on PCs and MACs. Derek covers in detail the older style monitor calibration techniques that use ICC, Direct Display Control and 1D LUTs (inside a computer graphics hardware) and how all three of these technologies are managed at the same time in Calman RGB to produce faster more accurate results. At TomParish.com I’ve included a transcript of the entire conversation so you can go back and read Derek’s explanation of how Calman RGB works, why their approach is different and how it provides a significant improvement in accuracy and speed as well as vastly simplifying the user interface experience. Let’s face it we don’t want to use these tools we just want to use our displays knowing they are calibrated as close as possible to REC709 so we can get on with our creative uses of color, yes! Listen into to learn more.