New colormunki or old i1photo

I would also like to know the answer to this.

Did some research on comparing the colormunki and the i1 pro. From a pure technological standpoint (negating price/performance ratio) the i1 pro is still superior. It has a larger spectural range compared to the CM (380-720 vs. 400-700nm respectively). The i1 pro also has the ability to be NIST certified and "re-calibrated" by x-rite for the professional (both of which are missing on the CM). However, both being a spectraphotometer and taking into account the price difference (almost always the pro is at least twice as much as the CM) the CM is awesome. Look at these two comparisions:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/attac...8&d=1263264637
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...7#post18033317 (see the attatchments).

The CM was made so that it did not have to be re-certified within the life span of its use. I would definetly go for the CM.

You should read the threads linked in the follow-up message. Unless you're a professional the CM spectros win because they have speed and low-light performance advantages over the i1p that are normally solved by using an i1p with another meter.

However it very much depends on your specific circumstance.

As someone with a 9G Kuro and both meters I'd say if you're only going to get one get the CM spectro. You should read the CM threads though and be aware that the CM is physically a bit harder to use than the i1p due to it's odd shape.

I was thinking of purchasing the same meter. What calibration software (version \\ edition) will you be using ? My understanding is that only CALMAN Home Spectroradiometer edition works with this meter which is way out of my price range.