AVOID PAYING TOO MUCH FOR SO-CALLED “MEDICAL DISPLAYS”
With PerfectLum 3.x display calibration and verification software you can calibrate any premium LCD display to the highest medical standards. PerfectLum Suite not only does the calibration, but also performs quality assurance tests to ensure your display conforms to the most demanding standards of the industry.
The resulting image quality matches and can even surpass that of the most overpriced displays on the market.
ANY GRAPHICS CARD
PerfectLum Suite is compatible with any graphics card, including 13 bit Matrox and 10 bit RealVision medical graphic boards.
ANY MEASURING DEVICE
If you already have a measuring device, you probably won’t need another. PerfectLum Suite works with nearly every model ever made.
AUTOMATIC DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT
On VESA DDC/CI-compliant displays, PerfectLum Suite automatically adjusts contrast and brightness over the DDC/CI channel so you don’t have to go into the display’s OSD menu.
The display is automatically adjusted to a desired white level and optimum color temperature to ensure fast and easy calibration process as well as high quality results.
EXTREMELY PRECISE CALIBRATION
Color calibration is performed not only on white but all gray levels. For example, white will be at 6500 Kelvin, but so will gray 120/120/120 and 64/64/64. This
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ensures that the observer sees the gray levels correctly, as the aspect of an image is infuenced by colors in the grays, not just luminance.
In the process of calibration an ICC profile is generated to save characteristics of colors for the given device.
GLOBAL STANDARDS
PerfectLum calibrates to international standards including NEMA DICOM part 14 GSDF, AAPM TG18, DIN 6868-57, JESRA X-0093 and IEC 62563-1. PerfectLum Suite not only calibrates a display, but also performs acceptance and constancy tests to verify that the display conforms with these standards.
HARDWARE CALIBRATION
Rather than saving on your computer’s graphics card, LUT (Look Up Table) calibration is saved inside any supported display.
UNIFORMITY CORRECTION
For example, if your display is 30% off in luminance from the center, PerfectLum can correct that down to 3%. A display with ununiformity of more than 15% can no longer be used in Germany as it would not meet the German DIN 6868-57 standard. Calibrate with PerfectLum and simply continue using the display.
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PERFECTLUM REMOTE MANAGEMENT
With PerfectLum Remote Management, a system administrator can perform calibration, verification and quality assurance tests for all displays in multiple hospitals and radiology practices from a single location. The system administrator can schedule further quality assurance tasks for client machines, and a notifier on the client machine will remind the user to perform the task when it is due. An automatic alert system notifies the administrator via e-mail whenever a calibration or a QA test on one of the client machines is failed.
HISTORY DATABASE AND REPORTS
PerfectLum Suite provides proof of maintenance for all your diagnostics displays. After calibrating or using the history feature to visualize previous calibrations and verifications, simply export the report as a pdf, print and file.Automatic backup is performed for history database to ensure not a letter is lost.

PerfectLum Client application
- Calibration to a certain white level
- Calibration to DICOM GSDF
- Calibration to Gamma and CIE L standard
- Calibration to certain color temperatures and xy coordinates
- Calibration of display uniformity with Matrox Xenia board
- Calibration of up to 8 displays connected to the same workstation
- Verification of DICOM GSDF conformance
- Verification of display colors and luminance
- Verification of display uniformity
- Visual display verification with Testpattern like Briggs, SMPTE, AAPM
- Detailed History database with graphs for each calibration and white level consistency over time
PerfectLum Suite
- Performance of acceptance and constancy test for DIN 6868-57, AAPM TG18, JESRA X-0093, IEC 62563-1
Remote management part
- Remote start or scheduling calibrations and verifications
- Verification of display status
- Automatic alerts are send to the managers
- Compatible with nearly any display
- Multiplatform
- Compatible with nearly any graphicboard
- Compatible with Matrox Graphicboards
- Compatible with Realvision Graphicboards
- Up to 13 bit calibration
- Automatic Display Adjustment
- Remote management with internet server or local server
- Remote management to control and verify displays from distance
- Easy double click install of remote management server
- Color-display, Grayscale-display and Projector calibration
- Operating System
- Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows7 32 and 64 Bit
- Macintosh OS X from 10.4
- Measurement device
- Colorimeter
- X-Rite / Gretag Macbeth Eye-One display
- X-Rite / Gretag Macbeth Eye-One display 2
- X-Rite Monaco OPTIX XR
- X-Rite DTP 94
- Sequel Gamma 3
- Sequel Chroma 4
- Sequel Chroma 5
- Datacolor Spyder3
- Spectralphotometer
- Gretag Macbeth Eye-One Pro
- Gretag Macbeth Eye-One Monitor
- Spot Luminacemeter
- IBA densitometry / Wellhoefer LX Plus
- IBA densitometry / Wellhoefer LX Can
- Photo Research PR-670 SpectraScan
- Display Front sensor
- LumiMED MM03A
- LumiMED MM05A
- Olorin VC19012
- Olorin MC20012
- Olorin VC21012
- Displays with internal LUT
- NEC MultiSync LCD 1980
- NEC MultiSync LCD 2180
- IIYAMA PLH2130-2
- IIYAMA PLH2130-3
- LumiMED MM02
- LumiMED MM03
- LumiMED MM05
- LumiMED MM03A
- LumiMED MM05A
- Olorin VL211D
- Olorin VL200D
- Olorin VC19012
- Olorin MC20012
- Olorin VC21012
- Rein VIEWMEDIC EV-C119
- Rein VIEWMEDIC RV-C219
- Rein VIEWMEDIC RV-C221
- Projectors which support internal LUT
- Canon SX6
- Canon SX60
- Canon X600
PerfectLum and PerfectLUm Suite are compatible with any color and grayscale display of minimum 17" and a minimum resolution of 1208 x 1024 pixel.
For Automatic Display Adjustment the DDC/CI communication channel is used. A DDC/CI compatible display is needed for this feature.
PerfectLum Suite is compatible with any graphiccard that holds a LUT Look Up Table. This is the case of nearly all graphicboards produced today.
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