NEC Display Solutions, manufacturer of SpectraView professional ‘Reference’ colour displays, is offering colour management courses for users of its SpectraView displays. Headed by leading UK colour consultant Paul Sherfield of the Missing Horse Consultancy, attendees will learn how to increase the efficiency of digital colour workflows.

The half-day courses are aimed at professional users within the graphic arts industries, photographers, image libraries, designers, pre-press and printing companies who use, or are going to use, NEC SpectraView displays to view images and pages for colour viewing and editing. The courses start in early 2012 at NEC’s West London offices and will cover many aspects of colour management from colour theory, display calibration best practice, colour management within common desktop applications, colour management policies and PDFs.

The demands on the creative and printing industries have changed considerably in recent years, with an increasing recognition and protective attitude of leading corporates towards their brand colours, such that no serious individual or company in this area can afford to not have a colour managed workflow and colour managed policy.

NEC SpectraView displays offer calibrated colour accuracy with long term colour and uniformity consistency. A range of displays with screen sizes from 23 to 30 inches and resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 pixels are all backed by the NEC 3 year on-site warranty extendable up to 5 years.

The first course take place on Thursday 26th January 2012 at NEC’s offices in West London. Each course will last approx. 2.5 hours with a maximum attendance of 6 people. A small charge of £50 +VAT will be payable.

Further information can be found online at: www.nec-display-solutions.com