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Better calibration tools for different monitors?
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I have an older (early 2008) MacBook. I've finally gotten to the point that, each time I readjust my sitting position the whole thing changes! I've 99.9% decided on an HP ZR24w monitor for it and want to get a calibration system at the same time. In various posts on various sites I've occasionally seen mention of how one system works better on one monitor or "Don't get x system for y monitor", etc.
Is there actually one I should consider over another for the reason of monitor choice?
I can't seem to figure out what difference the various ones have from each other, even within brands. (Spyder3Pro and Spyder 3 Elite - just the projector capability??)
Would appreciate info or direction to a post/reference that nicely outlines it for non-techy people.
Thanks so much.
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