For people just starting out in the world of digital color grading, it may seem that they do not need “such highly precise” calibration.
But when the day comes and a client asks for a certified calibration report for the very first time, that is often the moment they realize it would have been worth considering different equipment from the beginning.
The excellent marketing created by hardware manufacturers does not make choosing the right solution any easier.
And this is where we come in.
We are here to help you spend your money wisely - and in a way that brings the greatest possible benefit to your workflow.
We have been calibrating professional monitors and projectors for many, many years.
We calibrate monitors from: Dolby, FSI, Eizo, Canon, Sony, JVC, SmallHD, Konvision, TVLogic, Atomos, Lilliput, LG, BenQ, ASUS, NEC, and many, many more.
We calibrate projectors from: Dolby, Barco, Sony, JVC, and many, many more.
We calibrate TVs from: LG, Sony, Panasonic, Philips, and many, many more.
We calibrate laptops, tablets, and phones from: Apple, Wacom, XP-Pen, Huion, ASUS, Microsoft, Lenovo, and many, many more.

Calibration is a form of art to us.
We approach every piece of equipment individually — regardless of whether we have calibrated the same model dozens of times before, or are encountering it for the very first time.
Calibration is an extremely complex field. Modern displays suffer from many issues that were rarely encountered in older technologies — color channel contamination, nonlinear channel reproduction, signal conversion problems within the video chain — just to name a few.
And as calibrators, we face the challenging task of finding the best possible path toward solving them.
That is why during calibration we use software from both leading manufacturers in the world — Calman and LightSpace.
While each of these applications delivers excellent results on its own, they are based on different processing algorithms and each excels in different scenarios. Only together, working as a duo, are they capable of handling the most demanding challenges we encounter in our work.
We specialize primarily in the calibration of professional reference monitors and projectors, but consumer-grade equipment is also something we know very well — and genuinely enjoy working with.

"Calibration is only as accurate as the colorimeter has been profiled with a spectroradiometer for the specific display unit.” — It is worth remembering this when considering lower-cost calibration systems.
For every calibration session, we use top-tier professional calibration equipment:
