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Monitor Calibration
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Have you looked at the huey? I know a few people on here have the spyder seem quite good, personally I use the huey.
http://www.warehouseexpress.com/product/default.aspx?sku=1012117
http://www.warehouseexpress.com/product/default.aspx?sku=1012117
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Though I have one myself, be wary of a Huey as they have admitted there are faulty units and are currently trying to investigate this at the production line.
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I've just brought a Huey Pro and am delighted with it. Easy to set up and use.
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I posted pretty much the same thread a few weeks back and only got responses saying I should go for the Xrite after I'd bought the Spyder 3, if you do a search you'll probably find it.
The Spyder 3 and Xrite units seem to be one step up from the Huey, but without getting to the £300+ units.
The Spyder 3 and Xrite units seem to be one step up from the Huey, but without getting to the £300+ units.
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My Huey cost just over £100.
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I would definately get the eye one display 2 over all the others. It seems to get a more consistant result over a larger range of monitors.
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There's a Canadian one on there selling for around £56 ($99) which might be one you're referring to, postage is $30 and it says import fees or tax may apply. That would put the cost up a fair bit more.
