Sony VPL-HW65ES CIE Chart
There's only one CIE chart because Mike didn't have to calibrate. You can see how close to ideal it is, in that the measured results are right on top of the targets +/- just small amounts
As usual, Sony provides a range of color spaces that tend to make a CMS unnecessary. BT.709 was as close as you can get to the Rec. 709 standard as any projector we’ve reviewed. Color Space 1, 2 and 3 expand the gamut to varying degrees, with Wide 3 being the largest gamut of the three. As far as picture quality is concerned, the different color spaces used by TV, the Cinema Film, Game and Bright modes make for more saturated colors, but are less accurate.
There is the usual CMS with the HW65ES, but it wasn’t used as it really wasn’t necessary. Delta E averaged 1.8 without calibration, which is a good result for many projectors after calibration.
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