The "resources" area of the forum contains many "Favorite Scene" and Script files that can dramatically increase the enjoyment of your Kaleidescape system. Use the "Conversation" feature (known as "private messaging" on other forums) to communicate directly with any of the other users here.You will be able to start your own thread on a topic or question, or you can reply to other threads/discussions. Participate in the discussions! You must have a registered account to make posts on the forums.There is no cost to register for a full account.īenefits of registering for a full account: but we strongly encourage you to register for a full account. The forum is free to use and most of the forum can be used by guests who are not registered. StereoNET readers can take advantage of a 10% discount by using code STEREONETAU10 at the checkout on the MediaLight Australia website.įor more information, visit MediaLight Australia, or buy it online here.You are currently in "Guest" mode and not logged in with a registered account. The Spears & Munsil disc is available now and sells for AUD $59.99 RRP. Of course, we’ve only scratched the surface here, so stay tuned for StereoNET's full review of the disc. The test patterns have been rounded out by new demonstration material mastered in 8K. Professional and budding calibrators will welcome the inclusion of 5% windows, colour checkers, saturation sweeps and the patterns for assessing and calibrating the colour gamut of a display. The disc has been divided into chapters, each containing test patterns for configuration, video setup, A/V Sync, Advanced Video test Patterns, Video Processing and SDR Test Patterns. The disc also contains a lot of new material, much of which has been created specifically for HDR.Īll HDR patterns are authored in 600, 1,000, 2,000, 4,000 and 10,000 cd/m2, enabling enthusiasts to assess peak light capabilities and make more informed decisions around tone mapping with their display. Those familiar with previous incarnations of the disc will already be familiar with some of the test patterns, which have now given the 4K treatment. The latest version is authored by Stacey Spears and Don Munsil, neither of whom need much in the way of introduction in the calibration world. We may still have a long way to go with HDR however, things are about to get a lot easier, thanks to the release of the Spears & Munsil UHD HDR Benchmark 4K Calibration disc. Apart from using expensive test pattern generators - which circumvent the player which is a critical part of the calibration chain - patterns have only been available from enthusiasts. A shortage of 4K test patterns has only made this more difficult.
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