Glen.W Posted Wednesday at 02:09 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:09 AM Hi everyone I'm looking at getting a new colourimeter, and i'm looking at these two, i've heard conflicting stuff elsewhere about which is the better choice and almost forgot about this site because i haven't used it for a good while I was the using the i1 display studio with the matching software that seems to be out of date now as the combination just seems to not work anymore I have heard that the newer HL version is not good for lower luminance, and for my uses the high luminance of the HL wouldn't be suitable but i just don't trust the rabbit hole on the internet out there as it's not even possible to find any decent youtube video with basic instructions on how to calibrate a moniter (which is incredible) - this is the only place i have been able to find anything of value I'm using windows 11, and the Gigabyte M32Q moniter, and i will only calibrate for photo's not video's or any type of HDR photo's I found what seems like a good deal here with a ccc mini (which i don't have) What would you recommend i get and what software?
Damien Symonds Posted Wednesday at 03:03 AM Posted Wednesday at 03:03 AM To confirm, this is the screen you have? https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/M32Q/sp
Glen.W Posted Wednesday at 03:39 AM Author Posted Wednesday at 03:39 AM 36 minutes ago, Damien Symonds said: To confirm, this is the screen you have? https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/M32Q/sp Yes thats the one
Damien Symonds Posted Wednesday at 07:17 AM Posted Wednesday at 07:17 AM Then yes, I definitely agree with you. I can't see any benefit in getting the HL.
Glen.W Posted yesterday at 12:35 AM Author Posted yesterday at 12:35 AM 17 hours ago, Damien Symonds said: Then yes, I definitely agree with you. I can't see any benefit in getting the HL. I am also looking at this one maybe in the future, woulkd it make any difference?
Damien Symonds Posted yesterday at 12:41 AM Posted yesterday at 12:41 AM We're fans of Dells here. I'm sure you'd like that monitor. But no, I can't see it making a difference to your choice of calibrator.
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