How to setup an iPad Pro as Colorist for Remote Review with basic calibration
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
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0:00 The Problem
0:55 Setting up the iPad Pro
2:08 Calibrating the brightness
4:57 Solving the white point
7:18 Tips and Tricks
9:28 Outro
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Great overview. Outstanding. Thanks.
On my 12.9” iPad Pro, there’s a Reference Mode toggle specifically for this (under Display & Brightness > Advanced). It actually adjusts and locks controls to brightness, Night Shift, white balance, True Tone, etc to replicate color calibration. I’m not sure if the 11” iPad Pro has that same feature as 12.9” as the displays are different between the two.
Awesome video. Thank you. 🎉
This was very helpful, thank you! Keep it up your videos are appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
Waiting for an updated take on this with the new OLED iPads.
Hi Barrett! Fellow colorist here, I have tried to replicate a similar setup with an iPad Pro 11 inch but have found a pretty major gamma difference (iPad blacks are very crushed) between the iPad and my DM250 when I have resolve set to rec709 gamma 2.4 as the output color space. Is this not an issue you are seeing? After speaking to Black Magic they recommended using Rec709-A as the output color space but I have seen multiple other colorists post about using gamma 2.4 with accurate results. Curious to hear your experience!
I haven't run across that issue, but I've only used it with the most recent gen 11inch iPad Pros. There's a chance different models react differently