Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Colour Management => Topic started by: MelHill on August 16, 2010, 12:00:27 pm
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What are people using to calibrate these screens?
I'm only concerned with the screen as my printers are
offsite and consistent & provide ICC profiles.
TIA
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I used ColorMunki on both my 2009 Macbook Pro and i7 iMac 27" .
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Color Eyes Display Pro and a Spyder 3. This particular screen uses white LED backlights and I've found that the DTP94 and Eye One Display 2 seem to give inconsistent results from profile to profile with the white LEDs.
Cheers, Joe
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Can I buy the cheapest Spyder3?
I'm assuming that the higher levels
elite & pro are software additions instead of hardware improvements?
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Can I buy the cheapest Spyder3?
I'm assuming that the higher levels
elite & pro are software additions instead of hardware improvements?
Absolutely. I keep a puck from a Spyder3 Express package for use with CEDP on wide gamut monitors. On "normal" gamut displays, I use an X-Rite DTP-94.
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Hello,
Datalogic has a new software version 4 for Spyder which comes with a few special functions for iMac like controlling the brightness right off the calibration-software.
Worth a click in my opinion.
Robert
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I'd also vote for Color Eyes Display Pro. I use it with the X-Rite eye-one display 2 puck. No problems with CEDP setting the brightness on the iMac as it will do it for you. I believe Integrated Color do a bundle with the software and the the Spyder 3
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Bought the bundle from a reseller ($30 cheaper)
Should get here today.
Currently downloading PSCS5 and a few other programs
Never had much luck with migration assistant and
want this computer to be super clean.