The Imaging Science Foundation (ISF), founded by Joe Kane and president Joel Silver, has established a set of calibration standards and techniques for video displays. ISF emphasizes the importance of this calibration for current video display technology. Some of the adjustments that make large improvements are actually the standard contrast, brightness, tint and color. These settings are way off from optimum on most televisions and rear and front projectors when they arrive from the manufacturer. If you read reviews of TVs you will see in most cases, there are before and after calibration results. This calibration is normally done by entering the service mode on the TV and does not require opening up the set. We at Entertainment Systems can calibrate your display to perform as close as possible to the original NTSC/ATSC broadcast standards. We suggest to anyone buying a flat screen, front or rear projection display to look into this calibration service. To see how your display can really perform, have your set calibrated today.

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