Hi :) Graeme Gill wrote:
Thanks to all those who have contributed donations, there has been (just) enough to purchase a ColorMunki Design, so I now have something to have a play with over Christmas :-)
That's great news :)
The consequence of this is that writing a driver will be no straightforward task - it's basically similar to starting from scratch again with the Eye-One Pro :-(
So the Pizza Fund still needs donations ;)
Instead you get to download 130Mbytes of software over the internet per platform (Took me just under two hours).
Ouch.
The software has some sort of copy protection scheme that limits installation to three computers. Where the installations are registered (ie., in the instrument ?)
Oh man, let's hope not.
Given that the software isn't particularly useful without an instrument, it's also a puzzle why X-Rite have gone for this scheme.
Perhaps they don't want people "gigging" with the ColorMunki - i.e. using it to calibrate clients' equipment on-site, preferring that an instrument be bought specifically for (or by) the client?
All the best, -- Alastair M. Robinson