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Monitor calibration adjusts color to standard for accurate image reproduction. Not everyone needs it, mostly relevant for photographers, video editors, and graphic designers. For casual users, factory ...

If you’re an avid photographer, you’ve probably shot tons of photos, investing a large chunk of your time and disposable income in a digital SLR camera. And you’ve spent even more time learning the ...

Designers love to talk about color, right up until the moment color betrays them. It’s a familiar heartbreak. The file looks perfect on screen, the gradients are smooth, the brand red and blue are ...

There are a couple of ways you can go about this, depending on how serious you are about color calibration. If you're an average computer user and just want your colors to match up approximately, ...

Many serious photographers say you must calibrate and profile your monitor, and maybe they’re right. But most camera users in this world enjoy their pictures without getting bogged down by such ...

Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons – both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought “why not start a website ...

It all started when images on my 24″ Dell monitor started looking odd. I received files from a client that should have been a certain color, but that didn’t match a sample printed with the same color.

I'm getting into some photo and video editing and before I went too far I wanted to make sure I got my monitor color set accurately enough that I'm not causing more harm than good when working with ...

A quick check showed 57 pages when I searched for "calibration" and I'm too lazy to look past the first page or so. I recently got a TV for a monitor and am pretty happy with it so far. But today I ...