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BH Photo Video also has X-Rite ColorMunki Accurate USB Monitor Display Calibration (CMUNDIS) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
Includes:
Includes:
- X-Rite ColorMunki Display
- ColorMunki Display Colorimeter
- Profiling Software for Displays and Projectors
- Protective Bag/Monitor Holder
- USB Power Cord
- Quick Start Guide
- X-Rite Warranty
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- Adorama.com has X-Rite ColorMunki Accurate USB Monitor Display Calibration (CMUNDIS) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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Our research indicates that X-Rite ColorMunki Accurate USB Monitor Display Calibration (CMUNDIS) is $29 less (22.48% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $129. ~ persian_mafia
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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 53 B&H Photo Video Reviews |
| Product Name: | X-Rite ColorMunki Display Accurate Monitor Calibration CMUNDIS |
| Product Description: | The X-Rite ColorMunki Display CMUNDIS is an advanced display calibration solution that supports all displays including wide color gamut monitors. For accurate color calibration in color critical environments, the X-Rite ColorMunki Display is specifically designed for serious and professional photographers and designers. Built for profiling both monitors and projectors. The X-Rite ColouMunki is quick, intuitive and easy to use and the Wizard driven interface means it's easy to get amazing color results across your creative workflow. Featuring advanced optical and filter systems the ColorMunki Display offers unrivalled for the latest displays including LED and wide gamut monitors. The Automatic Display Control will speed up the whole calibration process by adjusting your hardware. The Flare Correct feature measures and adjusts your display profile for reduced contrast ratios caused by glare on your screen, ensuring accurate results. The X-Rite ColorMunki Display comes in a ultra-modern design and delivers projector and monitor profiling solutions in a sleek, compact and fully-integrated device. |
| Model Number: | VIP360 |
| Product SKU: | ghcmd |
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As for the i1 Display Pro - - it beats them all, hands down. It's more consistent, all around better and a lot faster. It also works better with 3rd party software than the other two. The ColorMunki will get the job done but the i1 is a better long term investment.
The xrite has a BIG lens on the front. This allows it to measure Very deep Black levels.
The Lens is Acrylic, so be careful with handling.
Whereas the Spyder 5 series meters will Clip measurements below 0.3-ish nit.
Which means the Spyder5 is limited to IPS panels (or any panel) which have a high black point, If you attempted to measure a VA panel or Oled , The spyder would not do that reliably.
The NEW Spyder X is better in this regard, but software support is spotty, and It still has a problem with Contrast ratio. For example even on a basic 4000:1 contrast ratio panels Typical VA TV, the SpyderX will meter out to 3000:1, That's flat out wrong . So again it still has Dark measurement issues despite the fact it it too was upgrade with a lens. The bundled software is still using software compensation to get the dark values. Experts who've taken the new spyderx apart and taking a look at the components, basiacally , the photon count is too low on the sensors, and the collection time is already max.
Long story short, X-rite is WAY BETTER , not even by a little, by a significant margin.
Of course, if you're only going to calibrate IPS panels or TN @ 120cd/m^2 and above, the Spyder is fine..
The X-rite i1display PRO has been as low as $135 last black friday, this may be a fluke, as there was a 20% urlhasbeenblocked coupon which stacked with the Adorama Discount, SO while this is a good deal, the i1dP is a better buy if you can possibly wait for a BF discount.
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Use with displaycal gui
Use with displaycal gui
I guess... Amazon reg price is $129.
As for the i1 Display Pro - - it beats them all, hands down. It's more consistent, all around better and a lot faster. It also works better with 3rd party software than the other two. The ColorMunki will get the job done but the i1 is a better long term investment.
It's significantly better than the spyder.
The xrite has a BIG lens on the front. This allows it to measure Very deep Black levels.
The Lens is Acrylic, so be careful with handling.
Whereas the Spyder 5 series meters will Clip measurements below 0.3-ish nit.
Which means the Spyder5 is limited to IPS panels (or any panel) which have a high black point, If you attempted to measure a VA panel or Oled , The spyder would not do that reliably.
The NEW Spyder X is better in this regard, but software support is spotty, and It still has a problem with Contrast ratio. For example even on a basic 4000:1 contrast ratio panels Typical VA TV, the SpyderX will meter out to 3000:1, That's flat out wrong . So again it still has Dark measurement issues despite the fact it it too was upgrade with a lens. The bundled software is still using software compensation to get the dark values. Experts who've taken the new spyderx apart and taking a look at the components, basiacally , the photon count is too low on the sensors, and the collection time is already max.
Long story short, X-rite is WAY BETTER , not even by a little, by a significant margin.
Of course, if you're only going to calibrate IPS panels or TN @ 120cd/m^2 and above, the Spyder is fine..
The X-rite i1display PRO has been as low as $135 last black friday, this may be a fluke, as there was a 20% urlhasbeenblocked coupon which stacked with the Adorama Discount, SO while this is a good deal, the i1dP is a better buy if you can possibly wait for a BF discount.
The colormunki is hardware limited to read slower than the i1dp.
The i1dp also has a higher validation, (but not useful for tv calibration, UNLESS you also own a spectrophotometer which start at $2000 Used).
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As for the i1 Display Pro - - it beats them all, hands down. It's more consistent, all around better and a lot faster. It also works better with 3rd party software than the other two. The ColorMunki will get the job done but the i1 is a better long term investment.
it is limited to a slower speed though.
The colormunki is hardware limited to read slower than the i1dp.
The i1dp also has a higher validation, (but not useful for tv calibration, UNLESS you also own a spectrophotometer which start at $2000 Used).
The Colormunki is also blocked by commercial software, and as I said, I want to use Calman. I have been using a Colormunki with free software since 2011.
Calman is several times more expensive than this hardware. Are you sure you won't get something nicer?
The i1Display and Colormunki are good meters, and Calman Home will be priced at $145.
ETA: https://store.portrait.
It's significantly better than the spyder.
The xrite has a BIG lens on the front. This allows it to measure Very deep Black levels.
The Lens is Acrylic, so be careful with handling.
Whereas the Spyder 5 series meters will Clip measurements below 0.3-ish nit.
Which means the Spyder5 is limited to IPS panels (or any panel) which have a high black point, If you attempted to measure a VA panel or Oled , The spyder would not do that reliably.
The NEW Spyder X is better in this regard, but software support is spotty, and It still has a problem with Contrast ratio. For example even on a basic 4000:1 contrast ratio panels Typical VA TV, the SpyderX will meter out to 3000:1, That's flat out wrong . So again it still has Dark measurement issues despite the fact it it too was upgrade with a lens. The bundled software is still using software compensation to get the dark values. Experts who've taken the new spyderx apart and taking a look at the components, basiacally , the photon count is too low on the sensors, and the collection time is already max.
Long story short, X-rite is WAY BETTER , not even by a little, by a significant margin.
Of course, if you're only going to calibrate IPS panels or TN @ 120cd/m^2 and above, the Spyder is fine..
The X-rite i1display PRO has been as low as $135 last black friday, this may be a fluke, as there was a 20% urlhasbeenblocked coupon which stacked with the Adorama Discount, SO while this is a good deal, the i1dP is a better buy if you can possibly wait for a BF discount.
Thanks for the detailed response xpt, I learned quite a few new things today