I swear there was a sticky before about how to start up with calibration...maybe I'm blind or just stupid...
Anyhow. I'm a beginner at calibration and I'd like to calibrate my two tv's and my gaming monitor. I was looking into the spyder deals and almost pulled the trigger until I decided to look a little further into this. I'm glad/annoyed that I did!
It appears there are quite a few different beginner/consumer level calibration packages to be had. What I don't know how to figure, is what suits my needs.
I'm thinking I need, multi-display calibration and software compatibility. I THINK I've read that most of the low cost units can't make use of other software, but I'm not quite positive.
If anyone has a link about what to expect or tutorials of any kind that are reliable, please link them. I realize that google is my friend, but I'd like to be able to trust what I'm reading. Is there a product comparison chart out there with the most popular models? What about a software comparison?
Oh, I'm thinking my budget is about $200, which I figure is enough to learn on. I might be able to bump it up a bit if necessary.
Anyhow. I'm a beginner at calibration and I'd like to calibrate my two tv's and my gaming monitor. I was looking into the spyder deals and almost pulled the trigger until I decided to look a little further into this. I'm glad/annoyed that I did!

I'm thinking I need, multi-display calibration and software compatibility. I THINK I've read that most of the low cost units can't make use of other software, but I'm not quite positive.
If anyone has a link about what to expect or tutorials of any kind that are reliable, please link them. I realize that google is my friend, but I'd like to be able to trust what I'm reading. Is there a product comparison chart out there with the most popular models? What about a software comparison?
Oh, I'm thinking my budget is about $200, which I figure is enough to learn on. I might be able to bump it up a bit if necessary.