Bring the picture back into balance
Address batch differences
Calibration can address suitable colour differences between modules from different production batches.
Review uneven appearance
Assess blotchy or blurred appearance associated with natural brightness decay during normal use.
Adjust to the actual screen
Confirm suitable brightness, chromaticity and colour-temperature work before calibration begins.
Calibration for the reported image issue
Calibration suitability is assessed first. Hardware faults or other causes may require a different service.
Whole-screen calibration
Carry out the agreed calibration across the applicable display area.
Mixed-batch colour differences
Address production-batch colour differences where they can be corrected through calibration.
Brightness uniformity
Calibrate applicable uneven appearance associated with natural brightness decay.
Image adjustments
Apply suitable seam correction and colour-temperature, brightness or chromaticity adjustments within the confirmed scope.
Result review
Review the display result against the agreed calibration requirement.
From image symptoms to calibration review
Describe the image issue
Provide the screen area, environment, pixel pitch, service location and visible symptoms.
Confirm suitability
Assess whether calibration is appropriate and agree the work, site arrangements and quotation.
Calibrate the display
Carry out the confirmed whole-screen calibration and applicable image adjustments.
Review the picture
Review the display result and identify any issues requiring separate fault handling.
Before your visit
- Provide the display details and describe colour differences, uneven brightness or other visible symptoms.
- Confirm access to the display and control system, operating conditions and the agreed calibration scope.
- Calibration is not a substitute for repairing failed components or faults unsuitable for calibration.
At result review
- Calibration work — Whole-screen calibration and applicable adjustments within the confirmed scope.
- Display-result review — Review the screen against the agreed image requirements and discuss any remaining issues.
Good to know
Can calibration eliminate every display fault?
No. The team must confirm that the reported issue is suitable for calibration. Hardware failures and other faults may need repair or another service.
How do I specify the screen area?
Enter the actual area as a positive whole number of square metres. The requirement is reviewed before the quotation is confirmed.
How is the quotation prepared?
The team reviews the screen area, environment, pixel pitch, reported image issues and site conditions before confirming the calibration scope and quotation.
Is a specific improvement or service life guaranteed?
No fixed improvement percentage or extended service-life promise is made. The available work and result-review criteria are agreed after assessment.