Using HD LED TV as monitor.
Nov 7, 2017 20:43:00 #
biggeorge
Loc: League City, Texas
Hello fellow Hoggers. I've been reading the contributions for months,but this is my first inquiry. I'd like to know if your using HD LED TV for a monitor is it still nessesary to calibrate it or is it even possible?
Nov 8, 2017 08:18:32 #
I have been doing likewise as a secondary monitor but have.been advised that the quality will not be as good as a good monitor.
Very interested in the responses you get.
Very interested in the responses you get.
Nov 8, 2017 10:16:45 #
Not a really good idea. TVs are not made for accurate representation of chroma or luma values. At least with the calibration software I use, calibration is not possible.
Nov 9, 2017 00:19:32 #
biggeorge wrote:
Hello fellow Hoggers. I've been reading the contributions for months,but this is my first inquiry. I'd like to know if your using HD LED TV for a monitor is it still nessesary to calibrate it or is it even possible?
If you have a calibration kit, try calibrating it and profiling it and see!
Nov 10, 2017 18:05:43 #
biggeorge wrote:
Hello fellow Hoggers. I've been reading the contributions for months,but this is my first inquiry. I'd like to know if your using HD LED TV for a monitor is it still nessesary to calibrate it or is it even possible?
They don't have the same picture quality as a monitor, the 4K TV's neither!
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