Sure, I’ll do it later. How do you think it compares to your actual TV?
It seems to be extracted from an older Sony model than mine.
The blue color is a bit off, too light compared to my model. On the other hand, the yellows are closer than I’ve got in my LUTs. Overall it produces a pleasing picture.
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Tested it. Good, but polarizing. Yellows are indeed fine, the LUT has a reddish tint (opposed to the greenish of the Wega cool LUT) and it suits that tone better. Everything seems lighter, which does brighten up the picture, but results are mixed depending on the content:
- Greens are a bit more yellowish, drying-grass style (I love that, but fans of deep greens may disagree);
- Blues are lighter, and very saturated. I think it’s charming, comfy, but a bit too intense, it may throw off the lighting in some games or erase details. Dialing it down a notch could help;
- Reds are lighter too, but highly unsaturated, dull, lifeless. It’s one of the worst reds I’ve seen in LUTs, I’m too dumb to know how to salvage that one.
All in all, it does have the potential to be a better complement to the Wega cool LUT, as it’s a warmer counterpart, but I do believe this one needs some fine tuning. Just my opinion though.
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