Bob,

thanks for the feedback !

- Mike

Hi guys,

we've added a new free tool:

The i1 Display Pro Integration Time Calculator allows you to calculate the integration time of the i1 Display Pro (i1D3) colorimeter which can then be specified in Lightspace.

- M

Hi guys,

new updates have been posted to DisplayCalibrationTools.com:


(1) Color Patch Sequence Editor Released

The Color Patch Sequence Editor tool allows you to load, edit, modify and convert any existing color patch sequences from Lightspace, Calman or Argyll.

(2) Updates To Existing Tools

The Custom Color Patch Sequence Generator has received the following updates:

> added 3D RGB color cube with zoom/rotate/filter functionality to patch set statistics
> added Hue image to Custom Patch Set section for easier hue selection

The Color Patch Sequence Viewer has received the following updates:

> added 3D RGB color cube with zoom/rotate/filter functionality to patch set statistics

The Meter Distance & Pattern Size Calculator has received the following updates:

> updated instructions

Lightspace Profile Reporter: no changes

eeColor 3D LUT Analyzer: no changes

Lightspace Custom Color Space Creator: no changes

Lightspace Custom Meter Profile Creator: no changes

Meter Profile Comparison: no changes

i1D3 Integration Time calculator: no changes

(3) New Calibration Guide

A new cal guide has been added to the Display Calibration Guides & Workflows:

Advantage Of Custom Color Patch Sets In Display Calibration

- Mike

Very good, thanks

here are some images of the 3D RGB color cube and how it helps to analyze and visualize patch sets - examples of 2 validation patch sets:

LS 141 pt QP:



96pt Color Checker SG:



as you can see these 2 patch sets above are not great choices for calibration validation... huge holes in the cube (Color Checker SG) or no points between the center and the edges of the cube (LS QP)...


here's a 1,000 pt custom patch set used for validation:

Mike, looks great!

Hi guys,


new updates posted to DCT:

The Screen Uniformity Evaluator (SUE) tool has been released and a screen uniformity test comparison of the FSI CM250 (OLED), FSI CM171 (LCD) and the Qnix QX2710 has been posted.

Let me know if you have any questions.

- M