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Calibrating the Color Saturation
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6. Use the sliders to adjust the brightness and contrast until you obtain a pleasing presentation of the
Kaleido-X output on the monitor wall display driven by the selected head. Alternatively, type values
directly in the Red, Green (master), and Blue boxes.
Note: Moving the Green (master) slider will move the Red and the Blue sliders by the same amount.
The values must be between 0 and 100.
A good approach is to set all values the same using the Red and Blue sliders, then to adjust for the best
overall presentation using the Green (master) slider, and finally to fine-tune the color balance using
the Red and the Blue sliders.
7. If appropriate, you may copy settings from this head
to every head on all the output cards in the
system
. For each value you wish to apply globally throughout your system, click the corresponding
Apply to all button.
This has the same effect as selecting every output head one by one, and adjusting the sliders to the
same value for the selected parameter.
Note: If you want to apply the same values to all the other output heads in your system, you must click
the Apply to all button for Green (master) FIRST, and then the Apply to all buttons for blue and red in
any order. Otherwise the values for blue and red would be modified following the application of the
value for green.
8. On the File menu, click Save. Alternatively, click the Save button on the toolbar.
Calibrating the Color Saturation
Each of the two output heads on each KXO-Dual card in the Kaleido-X frame can drive a monitor wall
display. The image on the monitor wall contains both graphic elements created by the Kaleido-X system,
and video signals that are passed through the system. It is often useful to be able to modify the color
saturation of the video so that its appearance within the graphic environment is pleasing. The
Color
saturation calibration control provides this function.
The color saturation calibration does not affect the graphical elements within the monitor wall display.