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International Colourist Academy Monitor and Display Calibration Class

Lorne Miess

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ICA Monitor and Display Calibration Class and Lab: Los Angles will be providing Training in Los Angeles at Roush Media on the following course.
The 1 day course is to be presented on Monday February 21st. The instructor will be Lorne Miess in conjunction with SpectraCal the designers of award winning CalmanPC software.

The classes are for industry professionals, colourists, digital imaging technicians, assistant colorists, newer colorists and editors. This is an intermediate level class, that covers colour theory, colour spaces, colour management, intro to plasma, LCD and LED panels, calibrating multiple displays, on-set as well as post production workflows. There will be a multiple computers running Spectracal’s CalmanPC software to demonstrate and use.
Details and registration at www.icolorist.com Click "Info" to register.
 
Now, don't take this the wrong way as Lorne is a friend of mine, and the ICA are a great team of guys who really know colour grading...

But, the systems provided by SpectraCal cannot be considered professional calibration systems.

I know, I know, I would say that being Light Illusion, and all that, but that's not the issue. CineSpace or TrueLight are professional calibration systems, as is LightSpace.

CalMan is consumer, and cannot deliver the level of accuracy we require within this industry - 3D LUTs are a real requirement, and are not possible with CalMan.
 
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