Private beta · macOS · Windows
Calibrate like the pros.
Calibeam guides you step by step through a full calibration of any projector or TV. All you need is a colorimeter. No prior experience required.
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Illustrative run · Home projector
Calibrated
Before, all 10 of your grays had a tint you could see. Now none do.
All 10 can’t be told apart from perfect.
- Average gray error
- 0.9 from 5.8
- Under 1, a gray can’t be told from perfect.
- White
- 6510 K from 5880 K
- D65, the target, is about 6500 K.
- Contrast
- 4,249:1 from 86:1
- Black 0.035 nits, white 148 nits.
- Inside: can’t be told apart from perfect
- Outside: a tint you could see
- Where each gray started
Values shown are an example. Results depend on your projector and meter.
Every step, spelled out.
Live readings and charts show where your picture stands, and Calibeam tells you exactly which setting to change.
The complete calibration.
From black level to color accuracy, every part of a calibration in one guided run.
See the difference.
Out of the box on one side, calibrated on the other.
A report worth keeping.
Every run ends with a full report: a simple summary up front, then grayscale, gamma and color in detail, with every reading.
Private beta
Join the beta.
Calibeam is in a private beta on macOS and Windows. Tell us what you calibrate and which meters you use, and we will invite testers in small groups as each setup is ready.
- DisplayA projector or a TV.
- MeterA colorimeter that Calibeam can drive. A spectrophotometer is optional, for making correction files.See supported meters.
- ComputerA Mac or a Windows PC connected to the display.