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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 ...

Here at Imaging Resource, a lot rides on our judgement of image quality in the cameras we review, so we pay particular attention to monitor calibration and our viewing environments, to avoid ...

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 ...

Photographers use their monitors even more than their cameras, probably by a large margin. Even the best monitors should be calibrated to ensure that the colors users see are accurate. However, ...

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 monitor can look perfectly fine to the eye and still be slightly off in color accuracy. For everyday use, those differences ...

I recently picked up a Dell S3422DWG which looked greenish out of the box. I lowered the green level with Window's calibration tool, and it looked reasonable. This week I rented an Xrite Studio i1 to ...

It's 2024. Do we still need to obsessively calibrate our monitors, or are we pretty much always in the right ballpark nowadays? Granted, monitor calibration devices were a must-have back in the days ...