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Welly
 Post subject: Calibration devices
PostPosted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 8:52 pm 
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Hello all,

Is anyone using a monitor calibration device? I'm looking at the Spyder2 Express or the Huey Pro. Any thoughts, suggestions or reviews of these products?

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Greta Macbeth EyeOne Display is the one I use. It was recommended to me by my local photo shop store, instead of the Spyder.
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Big Pix
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Gretag Macbeth Eyeone Photo2 is the one I use........ it also allows me to do profiles for various stock for my printer......
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Big Pix wrote:
Gretag Macbeth Eyeone Photo2 is the one I use........ it also allows me to do profiles for various stock for my printer......


Got any links to their website please

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Defiance wrote:
Big Pix wrote:
Gretag Macbeth Eyeone Photo2 is the one I use........ it also allows me to do profiles for various stock for my printer......


Got any links to their website please


.......google is your friend..... http://usa.gretagmacbethstore.com/

x rite brought gretag macbeth some time ago
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I'm very happy with my Huey Pro. It started life as a Huey but when I got my iMac I upgraded it to a Huey Pro via the Pantone website. In Pro format it can callibrate multiple monitors. In standard from it can only do one.

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Does the Huey Pro need to be attached to the computer after callibration even if im not interested in the ambientlight meassure?

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