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THX Video Calibration Training Class Review

by Tom Andry last modified July 23, 2009
THX Video Calibration Training Class

THX Video Calibration Training Class

Summary

  • Product Name: Video Calibration Training Class
  • Manufacturer: THX
  • Performance Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Value Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Review Date: April 28, 2009 01:35
  • MSRP: $ 1995 (was $2700)
Specifications

Obtain the Video Calibration Certification

Three instruction days, including two days of coached hands-on calibrating exercises

Exposure and practice using a variety of the world’s best display devices and measurement equipment

Access to the exclusive THX Video Calibrators' forum and extranet, which provides service menu data and calibration advice directly from THX professionals

Your services and certification listed on the THX.com Web site

Have access to use the coveted THX Certified Professional Video Calibration logo

Offer your clients Professional THX Certified Video Calibration services

A free demo DVD from THX

CEDIA CEU Credit - 8.00 units (CEUP347)

Pros

  • Lots of hands on
  • Lots of different equipment available
  • End up THX certified with all the perks that implies

Cons

  • Some topics could have been covered in greater detail
  • Using the different equipment wasn't made simple
  • Certification test needs work
  • Expensive

Introduction

Calibration of displays is something that not many consumers know much about. Their expectation is that they buy a display, take it home, and plug it in. At this point they are done - or so they think. The next thing you know, they are telling their friends that HD isn't all that great and they never should have spent all that money. Is it true? Not by a long shot.

 

 

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