Group settings are combined with those individual settings to create the final gamma values sent to each screen. Screens retain their individual settings, allowing them to be calibrated independently. More groups can be added to control independently various subsets of the screen list. A group allows gamma settings for many screens to be controlled simultaneously. Just look up at the screen to see the results live.įrom the settings screen, tap the icon with three sliders to open the preset panel where you can save settings and restore them later.Įach set document starts with one group. They are applied instantly to the screen over the network every time you make a change.
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The screen list also shows you at a glance which screens are online and offline as well as which screens are currently displaying a calibration pattern.įor each group and each screen in a set, you can edit its gamma settings. You can add, remove, and reorder screens in the list. As soon as the set opens, Gamma Board establishes communication with the Gamma Control or Scenica Player running over the local network to apply its settings. Inside a set you can see a list of screens that have been added. Open an existing set to restore automatically its settings to the screens on the network. Tweak the colors to match the lighting and dim screens in a way that avoids flicker caused by the strobing LED backlight.Ĭreate separate documents to save settings for a set of screens. This is ideal for adjusting screen colors while looking from behind the camera. Devices running Gamma Control 6 or Scenica Player can be configured from afar using an iPhone or iPad. Gamma Board makes it easy to change the gamma settings for screens on the local network. Important: requires Gamma Control 6 (for Mac) or Scenica Player (for Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV), sold separately. Remotely control the colors of an array screens.
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