I prefer the Eye One Display 2 and related product line over the Spyders.
I haven't looked too carefully for what they offer in printer profiling utilities ... IMO, I'd rather not take on that expense and effort. I find that Epson and others have very good quality profiles already for the K3 inkset and the papers I intend to use, available free or at nominal expense. They do a better job profiling than I am likely to until I have a good bit of experience. Godfrey On May 15, 2007, at 11:18 AM, Tim Øsleby wrote: > I going to display some pictures at a lokal coffe shop. It is > reopening > these days, so I will be the only one with pictures at display. > Could mean a > sale or two > I want them to look as good as posible from my Epson RX-700 mulity > function > mashine (I'd say it is in the same class as the good old R-800). So > I have > searced a bit on screen and printer calibration. > My conclusion so far is the Spyder2 Suite. > > I've read mostly positive review about the screen calibration, but the > little I've found about the software based printerprofile tool was > negative. > What does the list have to about this? > Any other sugestions in the same price segment before I click the > button? > Or will I be better off with the Spyder2express without printer > profiler? -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
