The new ColorVision package that was referred to may be the PrintFixPRO Suite package, which is due to be released later this week. This is all new software and hardware. It has almost no similarities to the former ColorVision "PrintFix" package. It has the PrintFixPLUS/PRO software and a completely new colorimeter, as well as the Spyder2 monitor calibration device and completely revamped software for monitor calibration. Because I've had trouble getting good color matches with my Epson R1800, I've been looking around for sources of excellent printer profiling, which eventually led me to the PrintFixPRO package. I've been beta-testing it, and I've been truly amazed at the excellence of the results! Printer profiles (I realize that was not the original question, but bear with me...) are as good as the best I've ever received from an excellent custom profiling source, and they can be tweaked or re-made easily - if that is ever necessary. I've used just about every profiling source out there except the really costly GMB packages, and this just blows them all away. Back to monitor packages - The reviews of the current Spyder2 monitor calibration package have been quite good, only giving the nod to the GMB package if one has to be able to frequently display many shades of white on the monitor (the example given was wedding photography). Disclaimer - no affiliation at all with ColorVision, other than as a person who is rather fussy about print quality, and who is very impressed with this new system. I'm going to buy it when it's released. Bill Hansen
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Re: Colorvision vs. Gretag - new ColorVision
2006-01-10 by bill_hansen20012001
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