I am relying on Canon keeping the materials consistent enough that relatively reliable colour is coming out of the Canon Selphy! And since the paper, thermo transfer, and printer are all from Canon. So no worry about a print head drying up. So for colour prints I've gone with the Canon Selphy printer. I just don't print enough at home to keep the print head on an inkjet printer from drying up. I got the cheaper option because I knew I wasn't going to bother trying to calibrate a printer. +1 on catching the ability to calibrate your colour printer. Since it is a spectrophotometer and not just a colorimeter I believe I should also be able to calibrate my color printer with the "ColorMunki Photo"
Displaycal dual monitors not the same serial number#
After further reading it appears that X-Rite uses the same hardware across multiple products and locks down the software features via serial number of hardware.Īll use the same colorimeter hardware but the X-Rite software will only run if the hardware serial number is authorized for the particular hardware feature set.Īccording to the Displa圜AL forums the i1Studio spectrophotometer hardware is the same as the old "ColorMunki Photo" spectrophotometer hardware and "ColorMunki Design" spectrophotometer hardware (NOT the "ColorMunki Display" colorimeter hardware) with different software versions.īottom line I bought a "ColorMonkey Photo" from KEH for $138 and will try it out with the Displa圜AL software which many seem to like better than the X-Rite software.
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