colorchecker passport,got it

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Where is the best place to buy one & the best price.:)
 
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Does East Ayrshire not receive Google or Amazon data transmissions?
Or even Morris Photographic?
Presuming not, you may want to consider moving to somewhere which does - you're missing out on all the fun! :p
 
Well,give that man a coconut.:clap:
 
b****r the coconut.....have you bought it yet from Morris or Amazon? :D
 
I don,t deal with amazon,still looking around for the best price.:p
 
Cheers Graham.:)
 
Arrived this morning,excellent service from WEX,had a play with it this morning,it really is good.:):thumbs:
 
Well worth the money.:):thumbs:
 
DemiLion said:
At £3.00 it will be!

There's a set in Amateur Photographer this week. :)
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I had a set in the back of a book once. They didn't match the colours of the X-rite unfortunately so was as much use as a chocolate teapot ;)
 
arad85 said:
I had a set in the back of a book once. They didn't match the colours of the X-rite unfortunately so was as much use as a chocolate teapot ;)
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Dulux give away colour checkers..............there are millions to choose from.
 
DemiLion said:
It's a freebie - who cares! :p :D
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Well... the whole point of the Xrite is to enable you to correct the colours automatically in your processing - if you want to automatically make all your colours wrong, then please go ahead and use it in place of spending £70 ;) Whilst your at it, you could also fiddle with your monitor settings to make all the colours go pretty... :p

BTW: I'm currently debating getting a new calibrator. WEX have an offer that you can buy the i1 Display Pro and get a colour checker passport for £20. That's the cheapest way of buying one - but you do have to spend >£100 in the first place
 
arad85 said:
Well... the whole point of the Xrite is to enable you to correct the colours automatically in your processing - if you want to automatically make all your colours wrong, then please go ahead and use it in place of spending £70 ;) Whilst your at it, you could also fiddle with your monitor settings to make all the colours go pretty... :p

BTW: I'm currently debating getting a new calibrator. WEX have an offer that you can buy the i1 Display Pro and get a colour checker passport for £20. That's the cheapest way of buying one - but you do have to spend >£100 in the first place
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Tbh, I do so little colour sensitive work that it'll never get used anyway. The grey card might well do though!
 
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