Canon DP-V3010 User LUT Creation Guide - Page 9

Setting the display and importing the LUT file

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④ Add a description to the output file. • Refer to "2. LUT File Configuration" for the format. (Example) When using DaVinci Resolve or Pablo with a number of lattice points of "17" type size order values gamut 17 bottom ⑤ Convert the actual LUT data to match the format. • When the actual LUT data format differs, normalize to 32F (32-bit floating decimal point, range: 0 to 1). See "2. LUT File Configuration" for the format. (Example) When using DaVinci Resolve When the LUT range is 0 to 1.0, use the data as is. Note: When the LUT range differs, perform range conversion. (Example) When using Pablo Conversion to 32F is required. When the LUT range is 0 to 1023 and the actual Pablo data is Pablo_3DLUT (l,m,n), the 3DLUT(l,m,n) gradation lattice point data (LUT file(3DLUT)_lmn) of the display is obtained by the following calculation. (l,m,n: 0 to 16) LUT file(3DLUT)_lmn=Pablo_3DLUT (l,m,n)÷1023 All the lattice point data of the LUT is calculated based on the above formula. Note: If the LUT range differs, perform range conversion. ⑥ Save the created LUT file to the USB memory. • USB memory format: FAT32 or FAT16 • LUT file copy destination folder: USB memory root folder Setting the display and importing the LUT file Also refer to the Instruction manual of the display. ① Connect the USB memory on which the LUT file is saved to the USB terminal of the display. ② Set "Picture Mode" or "Color Gamut" to a setting other than "ACESproxy" in the OSD menu. • Set gamma = 2.2 and color temperature = D65. • When setting the LUT without performing color temperature image processing, always set the color temperature to Off. In this case, create the DaVinci Resolve or Pablo 3D-LUT again in consideration of color temperature = DCI-P3. ③ Select "Adjustment" → "Detail Settings" → "LUT Import" in the OSD menu. • Filename: Select the corresponding LUT file name. • LUT Type: Select "Gamut LUT". • Select LUT: Select Gamut LUT 1- 8. • Base Color Gamut: Select "ITU-R BT.709". 9

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Add a description to the output file.
Refer to “2. LUT File Configuration” for the format.
(Example) When using DaVinci Resolve or Pablo with a number of lattice points of “17”
Convert the actual LUT data to match the format.
When the actual LUT data format differs, normalize to 32F (32-bit floating decimal point, range: 0
to 1). See “2. LUT File Configuration” for the format.
(Example) When using DaVinci Resolve
When the LUT range is 0 to 1.0, use the data as is.
Note: When the LUT range differs, perform range conversion.
(Example) When using Pablo
Conversion to 32F is required. When the LUT range is 0 to 1023 and the actual Pablo
data is Pablo_3DLUT (l,m,n), the 3DLUT(l,m,n) gradation lattice point data (LUT
file(3DLUT)_lmn) of the display is obtained by the following calculation. (l,m,n: 0 to 16)
LUT file(3DLUT)_lmn=Pablo_3DLUT (l,m,n)÷1023
All the lattice point data of the LUT is calculated based on the above formula.
Note: If the LUT range differs, perform range conversion.
Save the created LUT file to the USB memory.
USB memory format: FAT32 or FAT16
LUT file copy destination folder: USB memory root folder
Also refer to the Instruction manual of the display.
Connect the USB memory on which the LUT file is saved to the USB terminal of the display.
Set "Picture Mode" or "Color Gamut" to a setting other than "ACESproxy" in the OSD menu.
Set gamma = 2.2 and color temperature = D65.
When setting the LUT without performing color temperature image processing, always set the
color temperature to Off. In this case, create the DaVinci Resolve or Pablo 3D-LUT again in
consideration of color temperature = DCI-P3.
Select “Adjustment”
“Detail Settings”
“LUT Import” in the OSD menu.
Filename: Select the corresponding LUT file name.
LUT Type: Select “Gamut LUT”.
Select LUT: Select Gamut LUT 1- 8.
Base Color Gamut: Select “ITU-R BT.709”.
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gamut
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Setting the display and importing the LUT file