Digital BW, The Print

Are you speaking of Eye-One Display, Eye-One Photo or Eye-One 
Publish?  Given that I know nothing about these, I'm a bit confused --
 Eye-One Display (the one that costs $249) says that it's for 
calibrating displays, while the other two (significantly more 
expensive) say they are for both displays and printers (RGB printers 
for Eye-One Photo and CMYK printers for Eye-One Publish)).

Just for the record: I have always been aware of monitor calibration 
as a part of the digital workflow.  Quite frankly though, for my 
purposes up 'til now, I've never felt the need to do it as my print 
output has been within a whisker of what I see on screen.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Steve Kale 
<stevekale@b...> wrote:
> The answer to your question is yes:  Greytag MacBeth Eye-One.  I am 
quite
> amazed you own all those printers but no calibration device.  With 
a good
> calibration device there is no need for IP for colour work.  It 
really is
> the only way to have what you see on the screen come out of your 
printer.
> :-)
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