Higher end Canon cameras, such as digital SLRs, feature an aperture setting that allows you to control the sharpness of your images. The aperture setting can be customized to make an area of a photo ...

Sharpness describes the clarity of detail in a photo, so if you work with images in your business, you must be able to adjust the sharpness of your monitor. Even if you don't work with images in your ...

A 4K TV should always look incredible, but if yours doesn't, the issue may not be the panel or the content. More often than ...

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Whether you're considering buying a new TV or your old flat panel seems to be doing fine, there are still ways to optimize your viewing experience ...

If you've never adjusted any of your TV's picture settings, your TV might not look as good as it can. All TV brands default to certain settings that likely don't look realistic, and that includes ...

Thankfully, due to the desire for a more 'filmic' organic look, a large percentage of cameras are not set to use over the top amounts of edge enhancement any more. But some still do, and they are ...

Disappointed by your monitor’s image quality? You might be able to improve it through monitor calibration. Learning to calibrate your monitor will make the most of its potential, and while you can ...

This is the most popular season for buying a new TV. But if you want to get the very best performance out of a new set, you need to adjust the picture settings. That’s always been true, but the tweaks ...

Your smart TV probably came with picture settings that look great while watching sports or the news, but feel sluggish when you're trying to land that perfect headshot or execute a frame-perfect combo ...

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