This ISF student uses an optical comparator to visually adjust and match the display's color temperature. Once the adjustment is made, he compares the visual measurements to the readings taken by the Sencore CP288 Color Analyzer. The optical comparator worked surprisingly well and came very close to the optimal color temperature measured with the Sencore CP288. Joel was great at making sure all students had a chance to calibrate the display using either the optical comparator or the Secore color analyzer. Joel discusses video issues with his attendees during a break.
Students look at the results of their work by viewing some reference images.
The goals of the Imaging Science Foundation are appreciated by all attendees involved with calibrating the display. The goal of the organization is to maximize the most effective use of acoustical design and calibration techniques geared specifically for home installations. The HAA also strives to bring together Manufacturers, Home Theater Professionals, and Consumers to pursue the best acoustics possible though training. Gerry Lemay Of Quest Acoustical Interiors presented both days of the HAA seminar and has a lot of knowledge in the area of acoustics and the topics covered in the HAA training were geared specifically for home theater installations. The training made use of the Sencore Sencore SP295 Audio Analyzer for measuring and evaluating audio characteristics.