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Complex picture settings menus like this one can raise a lot of questions.CNET At CNET we publish our recommended dark-room picture settings with every HDTV we review, and it’s one of our most popular ...

To be sure your displays are outputting the same colors, we recommended to spend some time calibrating them. Here is a little information about calibrating displays and some utilities that will help ...

When creating color documents for your brochures, flyers and other marketing materials, you may notice that colors produced on the printer often differ substantially from those that display on your ...

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 ...

Televisions nowadays are normally pretty accurate right out of the box, but there are still some things you can (and should) do to maximize their performance and color accuracy. This can range from ...

Regardless of what kind of TV you own, you might be squandering its potential if you leave it set to the factory settings. Home theater fans know the value of calibrating the colors on their TV, and ...

A monitor gives us a window into the world through our PC. The colors the monitor shows are important. If the monitor fails to show accurate or at least near-accurate colors, our work suffers.

Datacolor, one of the top producers of monitor calibration devices, has just announced new tools for precise monitor color. The new Spyder X2 Ultra and Spyder X2 Elite provide re-engineered software ...

My google-fu is weak today... and my search powers within the AV forum suck, apparently, too. There are calibration kits (basically DVDs) for home theater that include various video calibration sets.

Each camera calibrates color differently. So, why not take control of your own colors using Lightroom's Calibration tool? It sounds simple enough, and some of you may already do it. Do you do it first ...