A display's depiction of color should accurately represent the information in a video signal. Finding and properly adjusting the appropriate picture settings to exact broadcast and film production standards will result in faithful video reproduction.

Many professional video monitors and LG consumer displays feature direct lookup table (LUT) programming for ultimate color and detail accuracy for SDR, HDR, and Dolby Vision video content. We offer reference-grade LUT programming services for these display devices and stand-alone LUT boxes.

An improperly configured television or projector often sacrifices bright and dark details that should otherwise be visible to the audience.

Almost all televisions and projectors generate a color by mixing red, green, and blue (the primary colors in additive color mixing.) With these display systems, the color white is the three primaries combined. Shades of gray are created by collectively reducing the brightness of the primaries until there is no light (aka black.) The signals in our video sources are often encoded as high-resolution grayscale pictures with relatively low-resolution color information combined to save bandwidth. Fine-tuning a display's depiction of the color of gray dark-to-bright (aka grayscale) is a critical aspect of the calibration service. An inaccurate grayscale will negatively influence all colors as it appears on-screen.