However, if we consider the display manufacturer’s goal of selling as many displays as possible while competing on brightly-lit showroom floors with other manufacturers, it is clear that the displays that are configured for hyper-vivid images sell the most. On first thought, it may seem confusing why display manufacturers don’t ship displays that are picture perfect out of the box. Ironically, calibrating the display away from the factory defaults in most cases makes much more of a difference to enjoying a proper and accurate picture than any differences that exist between displays. After all the painstaking comparisons have been made and the display is finally installed in its final location, it’s simply time to kick back, pop in a Blu-ray and enjoy the display in all of its glory, right? Part of that decision making process may be based on direct comparisons of pictures on the showroom floor. Whether you have calibrated your display or not, please read on where we will guide you step-by-step through the calibration process and explain exactly what it is all those controls in your display do to help you obtain optimal picture quality.īefore making a purchase decision, a great many people will go out of their way comparing and contrasting displays. Almost 40% of you have calibrated with test patterns by eye and about 10% have gone all the way and either hired a pro or used a meter to calibrate. While the majority of you have calibrated your displays to some degree or another, roughly 25% have not and approximately 25% of you have either calibrated by viewing content or using settings found online. Last week, we polled MissingRemote readers regarding the calibration status of their displays and here are the results.
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