PRE CALIBRATION CONDITIONS
While many calibrators agree that a break in
period is essential, I feel that it is also best for the prospective client to wait until he or she is sure that they
will be keeping their new display. Once any "return period" has elapsed and after between 50 and 100 or so hours have been
run in on the display, a basic or thorough calibration can be performed without any color temperature change issues arising.
SETUP "BASIC" CALIBRATION INCLUDES
I'll check for the best possible connection
interfaces. Then
properly adjust user controls for black levels, white
levels, edge enhancement, color and tint..
Quite frankly, this is a MUST DO! Either hire me, or use an
appropriate test disk and read all of your manuals completely. It will provide a more pleasing image for you
and, in most cases, be better for your display as well!
ISF CALIBRATIONS
INCLUDE...
After allowing the set to
warm up for 30 minutes and checking for the best possible connection and interface scenarios..
1. Calibrate to most used scan rate/input.
2. Adjust for proper
black and white level settings.
3. Electronic/mechanical
focus when practical.
4. Correct minor
geometry issues.
5. Adjust convergence
from service/user menus when necessary.
6. Set overscan.
7. Calibration of
grayscale.
8. Proper setting
of color, tint, and sharpness.
9. Remove edge
enhancement protocols where necessary or applicable.
Client will receive Pre/Post
calibration documentation.
OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE...
Equipment analysis/consultation/sales.
Protective screen removal
or stacking.
Duvatyne lining of rptv
interior.
Optics cleaning.
RPTV Mirror cleaning.
