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Course 027 · Lesson 02

Exposing the Perfect Plate: Light Metering and Composition in Food Photography

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Calibrating Your Display

027.2 Lesson 02 of 08 3 quiz questions 1 assignment

A food photograph is seen on a screen before it is seen anywhere else. If the screen is not calibrated, the photographer cannot trust what they see — they may brighten a correctly exposed image because their screen shows it as too dark, or saturate the colours of a dish that is already perfectly rendered. Monitor calibration is not optional for professional food photography; it is foundational.

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