Video Calibration: Blue Violet Screen #8A2BE2 | RGB 138, 43, 226 | 3 Hours 4K

This is a solid Blue Violet screen (#8A2BE2) displayed for three hours in 4K UHD resolution. The video consists of an unchanging full-screen field of this specific hue, remaining static from the first second to the last. It is designed primarily for display calibration and testing workflows. Photographers and video editors often use such reference colors to verify their monitor’s color accuracy, set precise white balance, or check exposure levels against a known value. It also serves as a simple tool for checking physical screen issues, such as dead pixels, backlight bleed, uniformity problems, or potential burn-in. To get the most accurate reading from your hardware, you should play the video in fullscreen mode at 100% zoom. Before starting, it is important to disable any ambient light sensors or adaptive brightness features on your device, as these can automatically adjust the perceived intensity of the color and throw off your measurements. Keep the volume at zero or mute the video entirely, as the focus is strictly visual. The consistent, high-resolution output ensures that the color is rendered without the interpolation artifacts that can sometimes occur with lower-resolution sources stretched to fit a high-end display. If you are troubleshooting a new monitor or fine-tuning an existing setup, this long-duration static image provides the stable baseline needed for reliable comparisons. The sheer length of the file allows for extended observation periods, which is helpful when waiting for the panel to warm up or when conducting repeated checks over time. There are no transitions, animations, or audio elements to distract from the visual data. The screen simply holds the Blue Violet tone, offering a steady reference point for anyone who needs to verify how their specific hardware handles mid-range saturated colors in a high-definition environment. The format is straightforward and utilitarian, prioritizing color fidelity and stability over visual interest. It is a functional resource for technical adjustments rather than entertainment content. The static nature of the video means it can be looped or left running indefinitely without any change in the visual output, making it suitable for overnight testing or prolonged evaluation sessions. COLOR VALUES HEX: #8A2BE2 RGB: 138, 43, 226 CMY: 46%, 83%, 11% CMYK: 39%, 81%, 0%, 11% HSL: 271deg, 76%, 53% HSV: 271deg, 81%, 89% Decimal: 9055202 Name: Blue Violet FORMAT: 3840x2160 (4K UHD), 3 hours, BT.709, limited range. The color is encoded exactly, with no gradient, logo or watermark, so nothing on screen interferes with a measurement. The audio track is silent. HOW TO USE Play fullscreen at 100% zoom. Turn off adaptive brightness, night mode and any color filter first. For measurements, let the display warm up for a few minutes before reading it. Subscribe if you want more calibration colors as they are posted. #BlueViolet #calibration #displaytest #colorscreen