![]() ![]() The same logic applies not only for photographers, but also for users in other fields that require consistent color - for example, web, graphic and product design. Calibrating your display ensures that what you see is consistent from day to day and also follows a known standard. Your images or designs can vary wildly on color from one display to another, and even more during printing, where any misstep can represent a big waste of money. An uncalibrated screen is an unknown variable. It’s the only interaction between photographer and the image after its inception on the camera. ![]() Your display is the starting point of your digital darkroom. Everyone who interacts with color should work on a properly calibrated display.
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