[Intel-gfx] Colour management (beyond gamma)
Peter Clifton
pcjc2 at cam.ac.uk
Thu Jan 21 03:28:30 CET 2010
Hi guys,
I was wondering what support for colour management exists in the 965
hardware beyond what is currently exposed in the Linux drivers.
I noted that on Win32, the Intel driver allows complex adjustment of the
device colour output (If memory serves, more than just 3x gamma knobs).
>From the PRM, I see there is a 10 bit mapping table - are there any
drivers which are available to tweak those settings?
Does the laptop Bios hard-code any LCD panel colour information?
The LCD panel in my HP laptop has awful colour rendition. Its gamma
appears to vary quite a bit on the R, G and B channels - and no ammount
of twiddling the 3 gamma settings with xrandr can quite correct for it.
Given the panel is only 18bit colour, perhaps there isn't a great deal
that can be done about it - but having just put it next to my HP 2475w
(which is a true 24bit panel), the colour rendition just looks awful.
This said.. I guess there is less _extra_ quantisation when setting a
non-unity gamma on the 18bit panel than the minor corrections I made to
the output on the external (VGA connected) 24bit panel.
Any pointers?
Best regards,
Peter C.
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