>>3644149yeah there's tonnes of random testing like that, but not many people have access to the real deal: a properly calibrated lit xyla chart and whatnot esle you need for the workflow to really do a proper test that's actually comparable to the standardized testing out there
some reviewers and some big rentals doing in-house tests have that, but as I said if they talk about any results publicly red will strike
as I said, the one posted above and some anecdotal evidence is probably the best we got till red stops being a dick
aka never
