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Does this mean that it corrects the settings (see figure) of the graphics card during profiling and then writes this to its monitor LUTs? Attachments Bild_125034.png (72. The monitor was hardware calibrated without making any settings in the graphics card. Where can I find these settings in the graphics card? Strange, however, is the following display in the graphics card setting, should not this all be set to zero? After that came a warning which said: You should reset the graphics card gamma table before each use of the 3DLUT, but this is not necessary in my opinion, because the monitor is hardware calibrated. Yesterday, before I read your post, I created a 3D LUT (unbelievable how long it took to read the color table) for Davinci Resolve. As far as I know, no adjustment is made here in the LUTs of the graphics card?

2- In this box click on File -> Open and your in the Color Folder (with all the icc profiles) 3- Select the icc profile name that you want to change by clicking on it. The monitor has been hardware calibrated so far. How-To: 1- After you download the link shown above and click on it a 'Change Description' box appears. I am very satisfied with my current ICC color management. Thank you for the very detailed information! 3D LUTs are essentially a more stupid form of color management than ICC, but this is what is used in the video world and all that Resolve can use. Peterjackson wrote:Theoretically you can create 3D LUTs from ICC Profiles in Displaењњal. Always select the option to bake that in. Now you have correct color in Resolve and Lightroom.ДЄgain, do only change onscreen controls in the first step and never generate a 1D GPU LUT.

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Now assign the ICC to you screen and optionally photo editing apps that need manual assignment. Do not change any on screen control in this step.

Then use the AdobeRGB or whatever preset you need for Lightroom to create a ICC Profile. Configure Resolve to use that as display LUT. Tell Displaењњal to bake that into the 3D LUT. Then use the Resolve preset in Displaењњal to create a 3D LUT.

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Plus any software you used for color management so far. Both the 1D GPU LUT (if any) and the active ICC Profile. Unload whatever color management is installed on your system. I would entirely switch to Displaењњal for all your color management. Theoretically you can create 3D LUTs from ICC Profiles in Displaењњal.

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