Mitsubishi HC9000D Projector Calibration and Settings

The HC9000D has a very large color gamut. As I understand it, the projector lacks all the tools for Mike to reduce that to match standards. The unintended result is that the image inherently tends to look a bit oversaturated. A reduction of the color (saturation), helps nicely, but is more dealing with the symptons, than addressing the cause. Still, the end result is what you get on the screen, and the HC9000D looks real good.

Mike Notes:  As there is only one User color temp, you can only calibrate one mode.  All RGB settings are carried over to all modes.  The projector has a JVC RS1-like color gamut, everything (especially green is oversaturated). 

I did a quick check of the color management and it appeared to affect secondary colors while adjusting primary colors, making it difficult to use.  Measurements showed that the Color control should be turned down to -14, but the picture seemed a bit washed out at that setting, so I switched it to -8.  Dynamic mode with the High Bright color temp looks a little better than the default 9300 color temp, so I would use that combination for daytime viewing of Sports etc.