I thought about posting this under nature, but on reflection have decided hardware is most appropriate...
It is a couple of years since there has been any debate about screen calibration tools. Assuming we want to stay in the realm of the realistic, does anyone have any helpful views on the benefits of Spyder v Munki? Or do they broadly do exactly the same thing? Is there anything that would (or did) influence your decision either way?
I have a MacBook Pro 15" retina screen - which I love to bits, but as I start doing more printing, I would like to explore calibrating the screen as the first step in the process of getting images off my machine and on to paper!
Help much appreciated
Thanks
Richard
It is a couple of years since there has been any debate about screen calibration tools. Assuming we want to stay in the realm of the realistic, does anyone have any helpful views on the benefits of Spyder v Munki? Or do they broadly do exactly the same thing? Is there anything that would (or did) influence your decision either way?
I have a MacBook Pro 15" retina screen - which I love to bits, but as I start doing more printing, I would like to explore calibrating the screen as the first step in the process of getting images off my machine and on to paper!
Help much appreciated
Thanks
Richard