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HDRDisplayCalibrate 0.3.0 (preview)
Pre-release
Pre-release
Tested end to end on a real monitor. A full SDR and HDR calibration of an ASUS VG34VQL3A with a ColorMunki Display gave:
- SDR: white ΔE 1.15, greys ΔE avg 0.97 / max 1.56, gamma 2.18
- HDR: white x 0.3124 y 0.3304 (D65), PQ tracking 93–97 % of target from 5 nits up, peak 270 cd/m²
Screenshots are in the README and in docs/run.
Fixed (found by that run)
- HDR (MHC2) profiles had a misplaced header field, so Windows ignored them.
- SDR profiles were saved without their calibration curves (vcgt).
- After installing a profile, Windows could reload the old curves; the app now loads the new ones again.
- Long measurements no longer let the display go to sleep, and the app wakes a display that already did. If the sensor sees no light, the app says so.
- If the target white luminance is out of reach, the app now says so before dispcal starts, instead of dispcal chasing it for hours.
New
- What to do guides on the SDR and HDR pages.
- A profile prompt with Show the profile file, Copy path and Open display settings. Windows applies a profile only after Set profile is pressed in Settings → Color management.
- SDR profiles are also associated per device, the classic way calibrite PROFILER uses.
- An optional sign-in loader that loads every display's calibration at sign-in, plus a warning when Windows' own Calibration Loader is switched off.
- All new texts are translated into all 11 languages.
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