Re: [stella] tia hue luminance

[Glenn Saunders <mos6507@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Right now doesn't Z26 and Stella both use external palette files?

As long as they do, we're covered because it's just a matter of finding the 
right file that looks good to the individual.  There are too many 
subjective factors involved.  You could line up a 2600 side by side with 
your monitor and get a different result because of the characteristics of 
both monitors or the coloration of the signal path via things like the 2600 
motherboard tint adjustment, whatever A/V board your 2600 may or may not 
have, etc...

I think it's possible to find a mathematical ideal, but then you still have 
to worry about how the computer monitor will reproduce it.

These are issues that Mac users have been dealing with for many years as 
far as matching colors to monitors.  It's not a trivial issue.


At 05:50 AM 12/12/2003, you wrote:
> Adam wrote:
> > http://cuddlepuddle.org/~adam/video.cgi
> > now lets you adjust the scaling for the phase.
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> Could you do the same for PAL too?
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> Then I could check against real hardware. And since PAL colors are
> probably more "constant" than NTSC that might help the NTSC
> palette too.
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