RGB trough DVI monitoring for TV work, can i expect a good results in terms of color and gamma accuracy?
No. You need a proper video output card to feed a proper video signal. Preferably HD-SDI, although HDMI would do in a pinch.
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RGB trough DVI monitoring for TV work, can i expect a good results in terms of color and gamma accuracy?
If Pioneer didn't pulled out from Plasma market, I would strongly recommend Pioneer over current Panasonic pro line
50 inch, assuming you mean 8 or 9 feet, not inches ;-)
I heard that Display port out of Quadro 4800 or Quadro CX is 10 bit and it can be used with HP Dreamcolor which has a display port input for grading for film.
I went to see the Sharp LED backlight LCD TVs at Yodobashi Camera and looked quite nice, still LCD though and very expensive. After seeing that I decided to buy 3 several months old Pioneer Kuro Plasma 50 inch at good price.
Even with Sony's LCD master monitor, it comes with function that to evaluate dark areas aside from the total view. So 10-bit panel with over bit processing won't give you the reference level in single mode.
You'll be limited to 8-bit monitoring (DVI is 8-bit max) but more importantly you'll be monitoring an RGB signal which may not be an accurate representation if the endresult is video (YUV).[/QUOTE said:Please clarify, is HDMI also limited to 8 bit or just DVI? I use a Blackmagic Multibridge Pro that claims 422, 10 Bit color resolution on its HDMI output. What am I going to miss seeing if I do color correcting on my indie feature using HDMI to the Panasonic 11 monitor?
Blackmagic recommends using the Multibridge in combination with their HDLink Pro product for 2K pixel-for-pixel monitoring directly on an Apple Cinema display but again through a DVI-D connection and of course on an LCD monitor.
Obviously the ultimate is buying the Dual link SDI adaptor what is the next best option?
HDMI, that adheres to a 1.3a standard (so called deep color) works with 10 bit images. Standard DVI is only 8 bit, unless it's used in dual configuration, which can then be used with do 10 bit. That is how many manufacturers dealt with DVI limitation before 1.3a HDMI standard came into existence. For example Truelight operates this way...Please clarify, is HDMI also limited to 8 bit or just DVI? I use a Blackmagic Multibridge Pro that claims 422, 10 Bit color resolution on its HDMI output. What am I going to miss seeing if I do color correcting on my indie feature using HDMI to the Panasonic 11 monitor?
Blackmagic recommends using the Multibridge in combination with their HDLink Pro product for 2K pixel-for-pixel monitoring directly on an Apple Cinema display but again through a DVI-D connection and of course on an LCD monitor.
Obviously the ultimate is buying the Dual link SDI adaptor what is the next best option?
The lack of calibration controls is silly on a TV of this level (and of this price!)
Cons...
The lack of calibration controls
Gamma is incorrect, and we have no control over it in the UK version (see above) ...
THX mode has large error in Magenta hue
And yet, with all of that technology, Sony LCD's have been largely rejected by the L.A. post community. And that rejection was not based on price. Believe me, everyone wanted to think that Sony would deliver an LCD unit that was truly a "CRT replacement." But the truth is, they didn't.
Well, these kind of take it out of the running as a reference monitor, don't you think? This is a bit like considering pizza as a health food. Pros: It smells good and it tastes good. Cons: It has no nutritional value and if eaten regularly will help to raise your bad cholesterol into the stratosphere. So -- maybe not such a good health food.