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6500K is what one should be calibrating for. A TV straight from the shop in some cases is more like 7500 or 8000K or even more (well into the blue range) Most
by doikor 4y ago
6500K is what one should be calibrating for. A TV straight from the shop in some cases is more like 7500 or 8000K or even more (well into the blue range)
Most content is mastered for this 6500K as that is what the D65 standard is and the tv/film standards like Rec709 and Rec2020 use D65.
- morcheeba 4y agoThere are also cultural differences, too. Asian companies preferred colder whites, while our US customer wanted a warmer white. We were told this made the different skin tones more attractive.