On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Mike Peters <mike@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm currently looking into Colour Management for the first time and > I'm looking for some pointers regards which device to purchase. I'm > running Fedora 12 64bit and am obviously looking for something > compatible with ArgyllCMS on Linux. I'm not looking to pay too much and > as such am looking at the following devices: > > X-Rite i1 Display LT > Pantone Huey Monitor Calibrator > Colorvision Spyder 3 Express/Elite I have a Huey, which is great bang for the buck. I just purchased a ColorMunki and it's much better. So you're probably best off with an i1 Display LT on your budget. I wouldn't recommend any products from DataColor (Spyder) as you need to rip firmware for most of them. > I'm mainly looking at calibrating my monitors (all LCD) - I have an HP > Photosmart C6380 printer/scanner but don't generally use it for > printing photos. For printing I use online services such as Photobox. > Bearing that in mind, which of the above would be most suited to my > purpose, or am I barking up the wrong tree completely and should be > looking at something else entirely? Not sure if it makes any > difference, but I primarily use Bibble for RAW processing and shoot > with a Canon 40D. Coincidentally I have a C6280 which I do use for photo printing, I love Staples' Satin Supreme paper. I use UFRaw for processing raws though. Regards, Pascal de Bruijn