Monitor recalibration intervals

[xpatUSA]

An interesting grammatical note: Commonwealth speakers of English often use the plural after a company name, as you did: "xRite are". In the US, people usually use the singular, as I just did" "NEC sells". I never noticed this until I started following this forum, but it seems to be a very consistent difference.

Yes, that confused me when I moved to the USA from England. The singular does make sense though because a Company is a single entity. Oddly enough, one does say "they" or "them" when referring to actions or interactions, e.g. "Sigma makes cameras ... they also make lenses" or "I emailed Sigma last year and they said ..." even though the reply was made by an individual.

[Manfred M]

but especially before processing raw files.

Now that is a new one on me. How does processing raw data impact the need to have a screen that shows colours accurately?