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    I made a film that looks good on my computer screen but looks like shit on a television. Now I have to remaster it. Gack.

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    • hey, we have monitors. show us!scarabin
    • it's been on my profile page for months, i took it down
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    • Why would they be so different really?monospaced
    • A frame rate thing? It can't be color can it? I'm genuinely curious.monospaced
    • Color grading.ApeRobot
    • Yes, Ape is right.
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    • you should run multiple displays if you can, 1 being a TVmoldero
    • exactly. that was the workflow I was missing....
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    • Maybe I'm crazy, but files look the same on my TV as they do on my computer.monospaced
    • do a test mono:
      http://www.lagom.nl/… test also the gamma.
      you should see a difference.      uan
    • I use one of these. http://www.dolby.com… Need help?Ctrlx
    • fascinating... and both images looked great when I mirrored to my HDTV. My TV was better, my iMac the 1st two squares were hidden, but almost indistinguishablemonospaced
    • ok, that was black test, I'll go through the others... as a total A/V nerd this is fun, I bookmarked that, thanks! Now I'll be calibrating for a weekmonospaced
    • Hi Citrix, my producer got us a guy but if he loses his grip I can message you.
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