NEC P212 ICC Profile Emulation

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    accurate representation of complex color spaces. In addition, NEC professional displays feature five customizable picture mode presets. These an ICC profile depends highly on the color gamut of the display. Wide color gamut displays like the MultiSync PA241W, PA271W and PA301W can more accurately
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    white point for the preset. The monitor's native white point is 6500K User's Guide. This technology paper was published in and based on information as of April 2012. Technical information is subject to change. MultiSync is a registered trademark of NEC Display Solutions. 4/12 ver. 1. ©2015 NEC
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NEC MultiSync
®
P & PA Series:
ICC Profile Emulation
Using MultiProfiler to create a 3D LUT from an ICC profile
About MultiSync Professional Displays
NEC MultiSync PA & P Series professional displays include a number of
industry-leading technologies designed to improve color-critical workflow for
photography and video professionals. The internal 3D Lookup Table (LUT) is
a cutting-edge technology that enables accurate representation of complex
color spaces. In addition, NEC professional displays feature five customizable
picture mode presets. These presets can offer a quick look at an alternate
display configuration without changing the video source. The presets can
be highly customized, including emulation of devices like printers and other
displays.
About ICC Profile Emulation
MultiProfiler uses industry standard ICC (International Color Consortium)
color profiles to emulate the output of a particular device. ICC profiles contain
data representing the color characteristics of a device, such as a printer, film,
or display. MultiProfiler uses this information to create an internal 3D LUT to
emulate the selected device, and this is saved to a preset in the display. While
this preset is not quite as accurate as a soft proof in professional photo or
video editing software, it does provide quick access to an preview of the ICC
profile.
System Requirements
In order to load the ICC profile into a display preset, you will need the free
MultiProfiler application, available from
www.necdisplay.com/MultiProfiler
.
You will also need to locate the ICC profile file that you want to load into a
preset.
In addition, installing the free Adobe Color Management Module (CMM)
from www.adobe.com is highly recommended for optimal color matching
performance.
Loading the ICC Profile
Start MultiProfiler and select the Picture Mode panel from the left side
navigation. The display’s five presets are listed on the right side of the
application in the Picture Mode section. Each of these can be individually
customized.
1. Select the Picture Mode that you would like to customize by clicking
its button. The display may flash momentarily while the Picture Mode
is applied.
2. Once the image has stabilized, click the
button.
3. A new dialog will appear to walk you through the process of creating
a preset. Select the Custom option and click Next.
4. On the next page, select the Print Emulation (Print Preview) option
and click Next.
5. Choose the ICC profile to load, either by selecting it from the list of
ICC profiles installed on the system or use the
button
to browse for the file. Once you have selected the ICC profile, click
Next.
The ability of a display to properly emulate an ICC profile
depends highly on the color gamut of the display. Wide
color gamut displays like the MultiSync PA241W, PA271W
and PA301W can more accurately display colors in devices
that have a wider color gamut, such as many inkjet printers.
Technology Paper