LightSpace CMS integration with the IS-mini LUT Box
LightSpace CMS will work with both the original IS-mini, and the newer IS-miniX.
Operation of the IS-mini with LightSpace CMS is exceptionally simple.
The Upload menu is located under 'File/Upload'.
To use the IS-mini as a Patch Generator navigate to the desired profiling mode - Calibration Interface, or Display Characterisation.
When the patch window is activate (the LightSpace CMS internal floating patch window has been made active by clicking the small colour display box when using Quick Profiling or Manual Measure modes) the output of the IS-mini will mimic the colour displayed, using the patch size pre-set via the 'Upload' window.
Profiling can then be performed as normal, using the probe connected to LightSpace, and with the IS-mini displaying the required patches on the display being profiled.
After profiling a Calibration LUT can be generated as normal, and with the LUT held within LightSpace navigate back to the 'Upload' menu, and with the 'NULL Cube' tick box un-ticked, the present LUT displayed within LightSpace can be 'Uploaded' to the IS-mini.
In this way, many different LUTs can be held within LightSpace CMS and quickly and easily uploaded into the IS-mini LUT box as needed.
Note: any LUT uploaded into the IS-mini may require rescaling via the 'Edit/LUT Manipulation/VideScale' before uploading if the workflow in us is TV legal range - see the following info.
If the image signal path is TV Legal, when profiling you may need to use the 'Patch Scale' function within the 'Options' menu to re-scale the colour patches correctly.
Also, depending on the settings used within the IS-mini, you may need to pre-process the final calibration LUT via the 'Edit/LUT Manipulation/VideScale' or using the above 'Edit/LUT Manipulation/Append/1023->64-940' function before the LUT is uploaded to the IS-mini.
Note: To gauge if a patch rescaling via the 'Patch Scale' function is needed use the 'Calibration Interface' menu, and use the 'Patch Colour' function to toggle the IS-mini patch output colour between the Black patch [000] and Grey [013]. If there is NO visible or measurable difference between the two patches a rescaling will be required as the output signal is being clipped.