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12/28/2005 02:28:09 PM · #1 |
I've decided I'm at a point where I need to color calibrate my monitors.
How do I decide which Spyder kit(cause there seem to be a billion) is right for me?
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12/28/2005 02:30:39 PM · #2 |
The basic hardware model is all you need. All the extra software that comes on the more expensive models will probably never get used.
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12/29/2005 12:38:29 PM · #3 |
unless you run multiple monitors or such like.
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12/29/2005 04:40:18 PM · #4 |
which I do, but I don't plan on but using one for image work.
You can't just calibrate the 2 monitors separately?
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12/29/2005 05:24:57 PM · #5 |
I have the eye-one , it came with my Epson 2100/2200 printer, but it's the cheapest version. but I calibrate both monitors on my workstation with it, and on my laptop.
the more expencive models allowes you to calibrate your printer, plotter, scanner, and just about anything that uses color and connects to your computer.
the eye-one pro version is what I would get if I were in the market to buy now.. but I own 2x eye one.. my printer broke, and I got a new printer with a new eye-one.. didn't turn in the old one :)
I would really like to be able to calibrate my printer, not just use profiles made by others.
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12/29/2005 05:32:18 PM · #6 |
depends on your video card... some video cards allow seperate callibration for each monitor, some dont
Originally posted by colema19:
which I do, but I don't plan on but using one for image work.
You can't just calibrate the 2 monitors separately? |
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