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Hand calibrates the screen? Does that mean someone does it by eye each time? I worked as a color matcher the human eye isn't all that sensitive I'd think you'd
by cmdrfred 9y ago
Hand calibrates the screen? Does that mean someone does it by eye each time? I worked as a color matcher the human eye isn't all that sensitive I'd think you'd want to use a colorimeter and use that data to automatically match the desired colorimetry (most people won't even notice 1.5 delta e off in yellows, 3 delta e in blues) but then "by hand" wouldn't really make sense as that process would likely be automated.
- dogma1138 9y agohand calibrates usually means there is an additional process. A colorimeter is used but it can also be that a human worker oversees it, this is a setup beyond the initial calibration done at the factory and has some costs. For IPS panels there is also another process which is very manual and that is panel fitting, the panels are fitted by hand and tweaked a bit in terms of tensioning to reduce the amount of light bleeding that is native to IPS displays this is done to higher end desktop displays but I'm not sure if it can be done to a form fitted display like the one for the Surface.
- cmdrfred 9y agoThanks for the info. I'd be curious to compare the difference between the two screens.