Zaur Huseynov wrote:Yes, right . they only add the most popular checkers, as a template, so that the program itself determines the checker, only in manual only the choice of camera, color space and temperature
scanin supports many different color charts, and you can easily extend it's recognition capabilities by adding custom test pattern descriptions. i was already asking for IT8.7 chart recognition in resolve a few times in the past, because this type of test pattern is a very common choice for camera profiling, which shows huge advantages over CC24 in many cases.
but i think, BMD isn't so much interested in any practical useful implementation of this feature -- a kind of tool which would also report actual color deviations in a more useful way, etc...
toy like gadgets, which look very impressive and powerful at first sight resp. in PR demonstrations, but don't fulfill the promised relief in any practical work, are more or less symptomatic for their approach. if you are looking for an even more broken example: just test the automatic audio synchronization capabilities of resolve, which also never worked nearly just as usable as most similar features even in very simple free open source editing solutions.
sure, you can argue, like marc already remarked, that this kind of gadgets do not make much sense in the context of professional tools, because in serious workflows you simply use other techniques and human expertise to solve the regarding tasks. but in this case it would perhaps better, to simply do not add this kind of features at all. but whenever such a feature is present in a professional application, it simply should work adequate and satisfying.