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List Price : $79.00 Price : $119.84
List Price : $79.00 Price : $119.84
Product Description
Compatible with all Windows and Macintosh operating systems except MAC OS10.7 Lion (Lion Compatibility coming 9/2011)
- Profile Summary report provides post-calibration analysis
- Software for achieving accurate onscreen color just like the pros
- Calibrates monitor and adjusts color onscreen so images remain true
- Includes compact emission-only colorimeter with sleek lightweight design
- Attaches to LCD and CRT monitors with built-in counterweight and suction cups
X-Rite Eye-One Display LT Reviews
X-Rite Eye-One Display LT Reviews
| 97 of 99 people found the following review helpful:  WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get, By This review is from: X-Rite Eye-One Display LT (Electronics) Recently, I've read several books about Photoshop CS2 and digital photography and the general consensus of the authors relating to color management is that calibrating one's display device is essential. The overriding recommendation is to use hardware calibration (colorimeter) or, at the very least, an eyeball method (Adobe Gamma, QuickGamma). Mindful of this information, I calibrated my home CRT, LCD and laptop and my work CRT with free a software program (QuickGamma) that was recommended by several digital camera and Photoshop sites. Previous to this I had used Adobe Gamma but I quickly found that QuickGamma produced superior results. Another thing I noticed was that it was much easier to calibrate the CRT's than either the LCD or the laptop using either eyeball method. When I printed photographs with my home inkjet there seemed to be a pretty good match between the CRT display and output but when I moved pictures from different computers there were noticeable... Read more 39 of 40 people found the following review helpful: Really good for the money!, By A reader/user (Virginia, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: X-Rite Eye-One Display LT (Electronics) I own the Eye-One and owned its nominal predecessor, the SpyderPro. No question; the Eye-One if vastly superior. When I have it engaged and a am using an up-to-date profile, my prints match my screen essentially every time, first time. [yes, calibrating every few weeks is useful if not necessary] It is sometimes hard to see the actual change in colors just looking at the screen (and if your screen is far out of calibration, it is a painful adjustment to get used to the calibrated ones -- for half an hour or so). The latest version of the software is very good indeed; the first one was pretty rough around the edges. It clearly shows just how bad "eyeball-based" calibration programs are. A shortcoming: I wish they had used to photometer in the sensor head to monitor ambient light the same way the Huey ($69.95) does, but the Eye-One gives you a better profile. The next version up is better, but for anybody who doesn't have to prepare copy for commercial... Read more 22 of 23 people found the following review helpful: Excellent Colorometer, By Good Reviewer (Michigan) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: X-Rite Eye-One Display LT (Electronics) This is a great meter. I use it with the free downloadable software HCFR. I fully calibrated my Epson Home Cinema 1080UB projector with this, and the picture is stunning, just stunning. There is a fantastic write-up on how to calibrate your TV or projector here: http://www.curtpalme.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10457 It was also very plug and play to calibrate my LCD computer monitor. I used the supplied software to calibrate the computer monitor and it made a nice profile for the monitor that loads everytime the computer starts up. Very nice. Dan |
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