[travischan]

Any one here to buy a monitor calibration tool to tune their monitor to view photo and edit. I already tune photo to correct color at my monitor but after I develop to real photo it come out different. I am thinking to buy a monitor calibration tool tune the monitor. Is it necessary? which brand is good. thank you for your input.

[t-wing]

我都想買, 不過好似買咗tune一兩次就唔再用咁.

[travischan]

No people know the answer. thanks

[ronsonhbo]

There is a common problem in most digital photos, if you really want to have a color matched output, you have to tune your monitor first (either by the your photo editing program built in calibration). You may already done this first step.
Next, if you would like to output by your own printer, you must set the the printer match the icc file.
Others, if your photo is taken with adobeRGB, then your monitor calibration program mostly not possible and not supported in most of the common monitors (most LCD monitor do not support adobeRGB).
Elizo monitor or other non-common LCD monitor which is relatively expensive may support a proper adobeRGB and hardware monitor calibration tools.

[hizaku]

I use spider suite 2 to tune my cheap cheap Asus notebook mon. To my experience, the lowest model spider is enough general application.