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Datacolor Spyder
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The Right Colours Without a Computer
SpyderPro exports a 33-point correction LUT, but you want one compact converter to apply it between SDI gear and an HDMI display.
SpyderPro learns new tricks: where colour goes wrong
Datacolor is pushing beyond display profiling with Device Preview Plus, C2PA tracking, and a software layer that wants to help you with other duties as well.
Crawly for Videoscreens: SpyderPro
SpyderPro gets serious: anorganic filters, 12,000 nits, 3D LUT export, OLED support, and proper profiling tools make it fit for postproduction again. Let's see if the claims hold up!
Huion Kamvas 13 (Gen 3): Welcome to Sensible Pen Tablets
Sometimes you just want a tablet that works without selling your workstation. That was the starting point for our test of Huion’s Kamvas 13 (Gen 3). In times where many artists keep an eye on their budgets, the idea of a small, solid, and affordable pen display is tempting. So we teamed up with Huion to see what this one could actually do.
SpyderPro goes full HDR with receipts (C2PA)
Datacolor’s SpyderPro adds 12,000 nits support, 3D-LUT export, and C2PA metadata embedding. Targeted squarely at post pros, not hobbyists.
Datacolor’s SpyderExpress: Colour Calibration on a Budget, Now with Growth Path Options
Cheapest Spyder yet does pro-level colour calibration in 90 sec—and grows with your ambitions. Budget-friendly colour accuracy, now modular.
Colour Monitoring for Cheapskates! Part 2
Now that your I/O-Hardware should be up and running, let’s get into equipment for profiling the screen (aka…
Spyder and SpyderPro for Monitor Calibration Released
Datacolor introduces Spyder and SpyderPro, its latest monitor calibration sensors, designed to support the newest display technologies like OLED, Mini-LED, and Apple Liquid Retina XDR.
SpyderX Photo Kit Bundles Calibration Tools
Datacolor’s SpyderX Photo Kit combined monitor, camera and RAW calibration tools in a discounted June 2020 bundle.
Datacolor SpyderX in test
Colour correction is playing an increasingly important role in media production, not least because more and more recordings are being made in flat LOG formats to give colour correction more leeway. As a result, the need for calibrated monitoring is increasing, partly already on-set, but at the latest in post-production. If you want to have more control over the deliverable quality, reference displays are indispensable in post-production. Otherwise you are quickly exposed to discussions and uncertainty spreads among everyone involved.
Datacolor Expands Spyder3 Color Management
Datacolor’s Spyder3 range provides monitor, printer, television, and projector calibration for professional and enthusiast workflows.
DP 01:08: Interview with Christoph Gamper of datacolor AG
ColorVision presented the new Spyder3 calibration system in Zurich on October 11, 2007, and announced that ColorVision would be integrated into parent company datacolor. DP editor Michael Krimmer spoke with Christoph Gamper, General Manager EMEA of the Consumer Business Unit at datacolor.
Datacolor Introduces Spyder3
Spyder3Elite and Spyder3Studio add seven-detector calibration hardware, ambient-light monitoring and multi-display matching.
ColorVision Cuts Calibration Prices
ColorVision reduces prices across its Spyder2 and PrintFIX monitor and printer calibration range by up to 25 percent.