Calibration Hardware for LCD

[Andras]

Hi guys,

I'm inbetween calibrations right now, i have some software calibration aplied to my pc, but it's not at all good.. (See Fairford). Which hardware calibration method do you guys use/prefer and what are the results? I know of the Spider 2/3/Exprss and the Eye one. Anybody using these?

I HAVE to have a calibrated screen, cause without you just can't get the best results. 

Regards,
Andras

[phantomphan1974]

To be honest I did not realize you could calibrate the screen other than brightness.

[Andras]

  that's ok Damon, i thought it was not nescessary for a very long time so i never took time to Explore the possibilities. Now that I have worked with a calibrated screen, I really do not want to spend time processing pics on my pc as long as it's not calibrated. I use CS4 and Lightroom2 for some "tweaking", it's almost mandatory! Well, if you use RAW there aren't any other ways than processing them through a program.

Regards,

[Midnight Mover]

I have been looking into it. Being a printer I know it is a must for accurate color representation. I just got a new ink jet printer, so I will probably get to it sooner now

[phantomphan1974]

Now I realized your talking about the computer screen.  DUH!!!!

[Andras]

That's ok...Hahaha, which screen did you think?!? The one on my camera?