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Get your professional video monitor color calibration checklist
Did you know that color temperature, grayscale tracking, gamma, and gamut performance can all drift gradually over time?
And not only that, but small calibration errors become much more visible and can compound as content moves through the production chain. So what starts as a small discrepancy can become a big problem when video reaches viewers.
On your high-end professional monitors, regular calibration is essential. You can’t assume that factory calibration is still good enough.
This is not just an issue for colorists, but for engineers, shaders, camera operators, production teams, and anyone responsible for image quality.
By now you may be wondering…
- How often should you verify calibration?
- Are you measuring everything you need to?
- What points in the production chain need to be verified for consistency?
- What calibration equipment do you need?
You’ll get answers to all these questions and more in the Professional Video Monitor Color Calibration Checklist.
You’ll also find out how color verification needs to be handled differently in live production and OB trucks, grading and mastering, broadcast facilities, and HDR workflows.
It’s brought to you by Boland, designer and manufacturer of high-end professional-grade video monitors for broadcast, live sports, post-production, and custom applications. During the recent FIFA World Cup, more than 8,000 Boland monitors were used to help produce the telecasts, delivering the dependable performance professionals rely on. Boland also partners with Calman and Light Illusion to provide advanced color calibration workflows, helping you achieve accurate, consistent color throughout your production.
This Checklist will make it easy to ensure your video monitor color stays perfect.
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