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Keith Cooper wrote:
I'm testing some new monitor calibration software on my Apple 23" cinema
display - I try it out with an Eye One Pro, a Spyder 2 and an Eye One
Display2
All three look subtly different -- how do I know which is 'best'? And for
that matter, what does 'best' actually mean? Does it really matter ;-)
Yep, none of the instruments agree with each other. I did a quick
check recently between a DTP92, DTP94, Eye One Display 1, Eye One Display 2
and a Spectrolino, and all differed from each other by noticeable amounts,
typically 3-5 delta E worst case measuring a single display. One organization
I know of calibrates each colorimeter they have against a master instrument,
simply because the instruments as received don't match each other, and drift
somewhat, and they want all the screens to look the same.
Personally I like the feel of the DTP94, but I've got nothing
objective to compare it to for accuracy.
Graeme Gill.
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