What programs or devises does our talented bunch of photographers use to calibrate their monitors to get correct colors and brightness?
dark ages, spyder2 must have been bought and sold a few times.MarkBC said:I'm using Datacolor Spyder4Pro. I've had it for several years...had a different brand before then.
The current version of this brand is Spyder5Pro...but the older version has worked fine for me.
According to Martin Bailey in a recent TWIP podcast, the only device worth buying in the "relatively low price range" is the X-Rite ColorMunki Photo at $450. His priority is getting accurate prints. He notes that brightness is a vicious circle where camera raw files are often dim, monitors tend to be too bright, and paper and inks can be all over the place.ski3pin said:What programs or devises does our talented bunch of photographers use to calibrate their monitors to get correct colors and brightness?