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DisplayCAL must be already running on the target machine for this to work. Below is an example connecting to a running instance on the default port and starting calibration measurements the port is configurable in DisplayCAL.
You can read the actual used port from the file DisplayCAL. The example is written in Python and deals with some of the intricacies of sockets as well. Each command needs to be terminated with a newline character after any arguments the command may accept. Note that data sent must be UTF-8 encoded, and if arguments contain spaces they should be encased in double or single quotes.
The common return values for commands are either ok in case the command was understood note that this does not indicate if the command finished processing , busy or blocked in case the command was ignored because another operation was running or a modal dialog blocks the UI, failed in case the command or an argument could not be processed successfully, forbidden in case the command was not allowed this may be a temporary condition depending on the circumstances, e. Other return values are possible depending on the command.
All values returned are UTF-8 encoded. If the return value is blocked e. Below is a list of the currently supported commands the list contains all valid commands for the main application, the standalone tools will typically just support a smaller subset. Note that filename arguments must refer to files present on the target machine running DisplayCAL.
There are a few things to be aware of when using commands that interact with the UI directly i. If an object's ID is negative, it means that it has been automatically assigned at object creation time and is only valid during the lifetime of the object i.
Another possibility is to use an object's label, which while also not guaranteed to be unique, still has a fairly high likelihood of being unique for controls that share the same parent window, but has the drawback that it is localized although you can ensure a specific UI language by calling setlanguage and is subject to change when the localization is updated.
Sequential operations: Calling commands that interact with the UI in rapid succession may require the use of additional delays between sending commands to allow the GUI to react so getstate will return the actual UI state after a specific command , although there is a default delay for commands that interact with the UI of atleast 55 ms.
Setting values: If setting a value on an UI element returns ok , this is not always an indication that the value was actually changed, but only that the attempt to set the value has not failed, i. Also, not all controls may offer a comprehensive scripting interface. I'm open to suggestions though. DisplayCAL uses the following folders for configuration, logfiles and storage the storage directory is configurable.
Need help with a specific task or problem? If you want to report a bug, please see the guidelines on bug reporting. Otherwise, feel free to use one of the following channels:. Found a bug? If so, please first check the issue tracker , it may have been reported already.
Otherwise, please follow these guidelines for reporting bugs:. As the folder may contain several logfiles, it is a good idea to compress the whole folder to a ZIP or tar. Please note the logfiles may contain your username as well as paths of files you may have used in DisplayCAL. I will respect your privacy at all times, but you may want to consider this when attaching logfiles to public places like the issue tracker.
Create a new ticket or if the bug has been reported already, use the existing ticket at the issue tracker , following the guidelines above, and attach the logfiles archive. If you don't want to or can't use the bug tracker, feel free to use one of the other support channels. Do you want to get in touch with me or other users regarding DisplayCAL or related topics? The general discussion forum is a good place to do so. You can also contact me directly.
Recent contributors: Gordon Klaus G. Larry K. Part of the comprehensive ArgyllCMS documentation has been used in this document, and was only slightly altered to better fit DisplayCAL's behavior and notations.
News Forums Issue Tracker Wiki. Your support is appreciated! About DisplayCAL DisplayCAL formerly known as dispcalGUI is a display calibration and profiling solution with a focus on accuracy and versatility in fact, the author is of the honest opinion it may be the most accurate and versatile ICC compatible display profiling solution available anywhere.
Other features include: Support of colorimeter corrections for different display device types to increase the absolute accuracy of colorimeters. Corrections can be imported from vendor software or created from measurements if a spectrometer is available. Check display device uniformity via measurements. Create synthetic ICC profiles with custom primaries, white- and blackpoint as well as tone response for use as working spaces or source profiles in device linking 3D LUT transforms.
Installer Package If you want to verify the integrity of the downloaded file, compare its SHA checksum to that of the respective entry in the SHA checksum list. Installer recommended or ZIP archive If you want to verify the integrity of the downloaded file, compare its SHA checksum to that of the respective entry in the SHA checksum list case does not matter. Source Tarball If you want to verify the integrity of the downloaded file, compare its SHA checksum to that of the respective entry in the SHA checksum list.
Quickstart guide This short guide intends to get you up and running quickly, but if you run into a problem, please refer to the full prerequisites and installation sections. Connect your measurement device to your computer. That's it! Hardware requirements Minimum: 1 GHz single core processor, 1. Supported instruments You need one of the supported instruments to make measurements.
Additional requirements for using the source code You can skip this section if you downloaded a package, installer, ZIP archive or disk image of DisplayCAL for your operating system and do not want to run from source.
Additional requirements for compiling the C extension module Normally you can skip this section as the source code contains pre-compiled versions of the C extension module that DisplayCAL uses. On Mac OS X before If you're using the official python. Running directly from source After satisfying all additional requirements for using the source code , you can simply run any of the included.
One-time setup instructions for source code checked out from SVN: Run python2 setup. Linux package. Windows Installer Launch the installer which will guide you trough the required setup steps.
Prerequisites: You first need to install alien and rpmdb, create a dummy RPM database via sudo rpmdb --initdb , then edit or create from scratch the setup. If you are using Ubuntu This is no longer an issue with py2app 0. Successful MSI creation needs a patched msilib additional information. You can specify the same options as for the install command. The original setup. Useful in combination with the uninstall command to see which files would be removed.
This is actually a switch, use it once and the choice is remembered until you specify the --use-setuptools switch see next paragraph. This is actually a switch, use it once and the choice is remembered until you specify the --use-distutils switch see above. Basic concept of display calibration and profiling If you have previous experience, skip ahead.
Usage Through the main window, you can choose your settings. Settings file Here, you can load a preset, or a calibration. Why has a default gamma of 2. Tabs The main user interface is divided into tabs, with each tab containing a sub-set of settings. Apart from those directly connected displays, a few additional options are also available: Web localhost Starts a standalone web server on your machine, which then allows a local or remote web browser to display the color test patches, e.
Prisma The Q, Inc. Resolve Allows you to use the built-in pattern generator of DaVinci Resolve video editing and grading software, which is accessible over the network or on the local machine.
Untethered See untethered display measurements. Choosing a measurement mode Some instruments may support different measurement modes for different types of display devices. Calibration settings Interactive display adjustment Turning this off skips straight to calibration or profiling measurements instead of giving you the opportunity to alter the display's controls first. You will normally want to keep this checked, to be able to use the controls to get closer to the chosen target characteristics.
Observer To see this setting, you need to have an instrument that supports spectral readings i. White point Allows setting the target white point locus to the equivalent of a daylight or black body spectrum of the given temperature in degrees Kelvin, or as chromaticity co-ordinates.
Visual whitepoint editor The visual whitepoint editor allows visually adjusting the whitepoint on display devices that lack hardware controls as well as match several displays to one another or a reference. For table based profiles LUT [7] , it sets the main lookup table size, and hence quality in the resulting profile.
White point If your screen has RGB gain, colortemperature or other whitepoint controls, the first step should be adjusting the whitepoint. Look at the bars shown during the measurements to adjust RGB gains and minimize the delta E to the target whitepoint. White level Continue with the white level adjustment.
If you have set a target white level, you may reduce or increase the brightness of your screen ideally using only the backlight until the desired value is reached i. If you haven't set a target, simply adjust the screen to a visually pleasing brightness that doesn't cause eye strain. You may reduce or increase the brightness of your screen until the desired black level is reached i. White point The next step should be adjusting the whitepoint, using the display's RGB gain controls or other means of adjusting the whitepoint.
If you have set a target white level, you may reduce or increase contrast until the desired value is reached i. If you haven't set a target, simply adjust the screen to a visually pleasing level that doesn't cause eye strain. Black point If your display has RGB offset controls, you can adjust the black point as well, in much the same way that you adjusted the whitepoint. Select one of the pre-baked testcharts to use as base and bring up the testchart editor.
It should automatically select the previous profile you've chosen. Then place a check in the checkbox. Make sure adaptation is set to a high level e.
Create the chart and save it. Start the profiling measurements e. Profile installation When installing a profile after creating or updating it, a startup item to load its calibration curves automatically on login will be created on Windows and Linux, Mac OS X does not need a loader.
Profile loader Windows Under Windows, the profile loader will stay in the taskbar tray and keep the calibration loaded unless started with the --oneshot argument, which will make the loader exit after loading calibration.
A right-click menu allows you to set the desired calibration state and a few other options: Load calibration from current display device profile s. Reset video card gamma table. This periodically checks if the video card gamma tables match the desired calibration state. It may take up to three seconds until the selected calibration state is automatically re-applied.
Fix profile associations automatically when only one display is active in a multi-display setup. This is a work-around for applications and Windows itself querying the display profile in a way that does not take into account the active display, which can lead to a wrong profile being used. A pre-requisite for this working correctly is that the profile loader has to be running before you switch from a multi-display to a single-display configuration in Windows, and the profile associations have to be correct at this point.
Note that quitting the profile loader will restore profile associations to what they were honoring any changes to profile associations during its runtime.
Also note that profile associations cannot be fixed and the respective option will be disabled in display configurations with three or more displays where some of them are deactivated. Some graphics drivers may internally quantize the video card gamma table values to a lower bitdepth than the nominal 16 bits per channel that are encoded in the video card gamma table tag of DisplayCAL-generated profiles.
If this quantization is done using integer truncating instead of rounding, this may pronounce banding. In that case, you can let the profile loader quantize to the target bitdepth by using rounding, which may produce a smoother result. You can override the global profile loader state on a per application basis. Profile associations.
Brings up a dialog where you can associate profiles to your display devices. Open Windows display settings. If this box is unchecked, you can create a 3D LUT from an existing profile. Predefined settings are Rec. Black output offset To accomodate a non-zero black level of a real display, the tone response curve needs to be offset and scaled accordingly. A split between input and output offset is also possible. Target peak luminance only available for SMPTE This allows you to adjust the clipping point when not using roll-off or roll-off to the desired target peak luminance.
A way to do this is to specify the mastering display black and peak luminance levels. This is achieved by taking into account the ambient luminance as per BT. Note that there is usually no need to change this from the default DCI P3 , and that this setting has most impact on non-colorimetric rendering intents.
Normally, this should always be enabled if the profile contains a non-linear 1D LUT calibration, otherwise you have to make sure the 1D calibration is loaded whenever the 3D LUT is used. Out of gamut colors will be clipped to the closest possible match. The destination whitepoint will be altered to match the source whitepoint if possible, which may get clipped if it is out of gamut.
The destination whitepoint is not altered to match the source whitepoint. As much as possible, clipping is avoided, hues and the overall appearance is maintained.
This intent is useful if the destination gamut is smaller than the source gamut. The destination whitepoint is altered to match the source whitepoint. No contrast enhancement is used if the dynamic range is reduced. This intent may be of use where preserving the tonal distinctions in images is more important than maintaining overall colorfulness or contrast. This intent is useful if you have calibrated a display to a custom whitepoint that you want to keep.
Note that in most cases, sensible defaults will be chosen depending on selected 3D LUT format, but may be application- or workflow-specific. Checking the accuracy of a display profile evaluating how well the profile characterizes the display In this case, you want to use a testchart with RGB device values and no simulation profile. Whitepoint simulation. To explain the latter option: Let's assume a reference has a whitepoint that is slightly blueish compared to D50 , and a display profile has a whitepoint that is more blueish compared to D If you do not choose to simulate the reference white relative to the display profile whitepoint, and the display profile's gamut is large and accurate enough to accomodate the reference white, then that is exactly what you will get.
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