Name: Datacolor - Spyder5PRO Monitor Calibration Tool - Black
Brand: Datacolor
SKU: 7183017
Rating: 4.7 (7 reviews)

General
- Product Name: Spyder5PRO Monitor Calibration Tool
- Brand: Datacolor
- Model Number: S5P100
- Color: Black
Other
- Product Weight: 0.65 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- UPC: 875720001411

Quickly and easily calibrate your laptop or desktop monitor using this Datacolor Spyder5PRO S5P100 tool, which features 16 calibration options, room light monitoring and a before/after comparison tool to ensure accurate colors.

Compatible with select laptops and desktop monitors: So you can easily calibrate the colors on your existing display.
Software: Features a wizard, interactive help and advanced features to help you get started.
16 calibration options: Along with 3 ambient light settings, 7-filter/detector Spyder5 Colorimeter and 27mm aperture size allow you to calibrate your monitor in as little as 5 minutes initially and recalibrate in as little as 2.5 minutes.
Room light monitoring: Determines how bright your monitor should be to help you see fine shadow details and highlights while editing your photos.
Before/after comparison tool: Enables you to see the results of your calibration on preset images or imported user images.

Whats Included

Spyder5PRO Monitor Calibration Tool

Customers are saying

Customers are enthusiastic about the Spyder5PRO Monitor Calibration Tool for its color accuracy. They appreciate the print to screen accuracy it provides.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent and easy
I purchased this unit to perform both monitor calibration's in calibrations for a projector. I am extremely happy in both scenarios The Spyder5 did an excellent job of calibrating my dual monitor set up on a Mac design and Publishing station, making two monitors from two different vendors look pretty much spot on. You will be hard-pressed to get a better value for doing these kinds of calibrations under $1000.
Posted 8 years ago by CustomInstaller
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Great product if your printing
Great product at a great price if your printing or you have your name attached to the photo you've edited and your reputation is on the line. I have used the spyder4pro in the past with great results on my mid-2012 MacBook Pro 15 (non- retina) and also a non-retina iMac; print to screen accuracy is quite good. I have now used the spyder5pro to calibrate a surface 3 (non-pro model) running full Windows 10 and the latest 13" MacBook Pro retina model. Both screens are very close to one another, however, the reference photo I edited to compare on each screen looks warmer in both PC Lightroom and Windows 10 viewer, than in the MacBooks equivalent. Based on past prints and calibrations, my gut tells me the surface 3 calibrated better (which is why I gave it 4 stars) as a reference to actual prints. I will update this when I get my reference print back from the lab. Unless your printing or require accurate color temps, the factory calibrations on the macs and newer surfaces (pro and non pro) have fairly accurate colors out of the box. I have never sat down to watch Netflix or Hulu, and thought, wow I am glad I spent close to $200. I just feel that my non- retina apple products calibrated better. However, I do like my Spyder product user interface better than iDisplay or Color Munkie products.
Posted 9 years ago by Sk8terfan
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
True colors
Using a calibration tool is a must if you use photoshop or lightroom, the color that I see on my screen is the one I see on the printed pictures. It is easy to use, but I wasn't able to calibrate my 2 monitors to the same exact settings, it is maybe because one is BenQ an the other LG... but they are really close...
Posted 8 years ago by azninjaco