There are a couple of ways you can go about this, depending on how serious you are about color calibration. If you're an average computer user and just want your colors to match up approximately, ...

You don't even need the newest Apple TV (but you do need an iPhone with Face ID). Image: Apple Apple just added a brand-new feature to Apple TV that works with your iPhone to color calibrate your TV.

To calibrate your Apple TV's color display, you need tvOS 14.5 or higher and an iPhone with Face ID. Start the color balance feature from the Apple TV's Settings app in the Video and Audio section. To ...

Windows 7 provides steps to calibrate your monitor when faded colors interfere with your view of text and images. Windows enables you to adjust the brightness, contrast and the gray settings to help ...

If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Thanks to the fact that you can't dicker with the iPad at system level, there are lots of handy things developers ...

For video pros or color aficionados who want to see films the way they were intended, HDR's extra-wide color gamut is a godsend. However, calibrating HDR TVs is a tedious pain, forcing you to futz ...

When creating color documents for your brochures, flyers and other marketing materials, you may notice that colors produced on the printer often differ substantially from those that display on your ...

Last week, Printing Impressions hosted a "colorful" webinar titled "G7 Color Calibration: Real-Life Print Buyer and Printer Perspectives and Practices," sponsored by Canon U.S.A. Moderated by PI's ...

During Apple's Spring Loaded event in April, the company revealed that the new Apple TV 4K will have a new feature called Color Balance. It allows you to calibrate the picture sent from the Apple TV ...

Cameras used for metrology or color matching need calibration. Lenses can slightly distort images, and improperly mounting a camera can introduce measurement errors. Improper lighting or ambient light ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 14 years, which has given me a front row seat for the changeover from DSLRs to mirrorless cameras, ...