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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut
PAL solved this problem by setting the camera matrix to match the newer phosphors. ...Same goes for HDTV - the camera matrix has been correctly specified for the modern phosphors.
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I echo Steve D's characterization of 'deep' red on the CT-100. It is often a computer-generated graphic including text but also occurs in video from a camera.
Since the phosphors in a '53 display device (15GP22) controlled the colorimetry of the camera of the day (TK-40) and the same thing happened today with PAL and HDTV, and in between SMPTE in 1982 slewed the '53 standard for a more bright picture, what the dickens is feeding my CT-100 today? Is that 'deep' red we see something that would have happened with a TK-40 generating the video?