Dell UP2720Q Color Management Software Users Guide - Page 7

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Dashboard When launched, the Dashboard is the home page for Dell Color Management. The Dashboard provides a detailed view of all color spaces stored in the display. The radio button and highlighted row indicate the active color space. Click any row to make the color space in that row active. Table - Column Fields Color Space • DCI-P3 - Digital Cinema D65 • BT.709 - Standard definition video • BT.2020 - Ultra high definition video • sRGB - RGB for computer monitors, print, and internet viewing • Adobe RGB D65 - Adobe RGB, D65 white point • Adobe RGB D50 - Adobe RGB, D50 white point • Native - No color correction. Hours since last calibration will be null. • Custom 1/2/3 - Temporary preset locations. Targets are set in the OSD. Hours since last calibration will be null. No ICC profile. • CAL 1/CAL 2 - User calibrations created either in CalMAN or from the OSD of the display. Null fields indicate no calibration has been uploaded. Dashboard │ 7

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Dashboard
When launched, the Dashboard is the home page for Dell Color Management. The
Dashboard provides a detailed view of all color spaces stored in the display. The
radio button and highlighted row indicate the active color space. Click any row to
make the color space in that row active.
Table – Column Fields
Color Space
•
DCI-P3 – Digital Cinema D65
•
BT.709 – Standard definition video
•
BT.2020 – Ultra high definition video
•
sRGB – RGB for computer monitors,
print, and internet viewing
•
Adobe RGB D65 – Adobe RGB, D65
white point
•
Adobe RGB D50 – Adobe RGB, D50
white point
•
Native – No color correction. Hours since
last calibration will be null.
•
Custom 1/2/3 – Temporary preset
locations. Targets are set in the OSD.
Hours since last calibration will be null. No
ICC profile.
•
CAL 1/CAL 2 – User calibrations created
either in CalMAN or from the OSD of the
display. Null fields indicate no calibration
has been uploaded.