Opinions on monitor calibration kits
Unbrok3n
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So, I know people have given their input on this topic, but I just need a fresh perspective. I want to get the most I can out of my pics. I have a crappy old Gateway EV700 and a dell latitude d360 laptop. The color on the gateway is good, but I want it calibrated. The 3 contestents are:
Spyder 2 or 3
Pantone Huey Pro
Eyeone display 2
The eyeone is twice the cost of the others (money is tight) but if it is really that much better and will last me a long time, I want to know.
Thanks so much!!
Spyder 2 or 3
Pantone Huey Pro
Eyeone display 2
The eyeone is twice the cost of the others (money is tight) but if it is really that much better and will last me a long time, I want to know.
Thanks so much!!
graphic designer/photographer
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Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
Any other opinions are appreciated.
Yes, and there's an easy mode which is where I'd start if you've got an LCD.
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
I just got the spyder 2 and am very pleased with how it works and how easy it was to use. my prints come out looking very much like what I see on my monitor. it was also relatively inexpensive. i don't have experience with any other unit, but i'm not sure what else I would need. what i see on my monitor comes out the same on a print.