Get Your Virtual House In Order Using SpyderX StudioMatch to Match Multiple Monitors
You know that calibrating and profiling your monitor is key for precise color results, but does the thought of doing that for multiple, different monitors on a variety of systems seem overwhelming? Relax – Datacolor's SpyderX Elite’s StudioMatch feature makes this easier than you could have hoped for! […]
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New 64-Bit Upgrade for Spyder5 Software
Windows and macOS operating systems support 32-bit and mostly 64-bit applications to date. According to the current status, Apple is following suit in autumn with version 10.15 "Catalina". Datacolor offers a 64-bit update for its Spyder5 from 15.10.2019. You can read what this means for SpyderX and Spyder5 users in our blog post by Oliver Mews.[…]
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SpyderX and USB
I have seen some questions about the new SpyderX devices and their compatibility with various forms of USB. This confusion starts with the fact that USB C ports showed up about the same time as USB 3, so some people assume that they are USB 3 ports. Let’s start with the plug end of things.[…]
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Autumn Schrock – Friends with Vision
What do volcanoes and Peter Parker (a.k.a., Spider-Man) have to do with photography? Outdoor lifestyle and travel photographer Autumn Schrock explains the connection.[…]
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Markus van Hauten – Friends with Vision
Most of Markus van Hauten’s photographs capture breathtaking landscapes that cast a spell over the viewer and convey his passion for nature’s beauty to others.[…]
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Questions for Johannes Kern
Johannes Kern, participant in Datacolor’s 2018 autumn photo contest, themed "Blue", talks about his passion for underwater photography.[…]
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Catherine Hall: Trusting Your Artistic Vision
Catherine Hall believes that developing your full potential as a photographer requires that you continually challenge yourself so that you grow within your craft. […]
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Leveraging the Speed of SpyderX to Optimize Display Settings
One area most of us ignore in calibrating our displays is checking which On-Screen-Display (OSD) settings provide the optimal results once calibrated. This is understandable, as the time required with most calibration devices for each calibration run is close to four minutes, sometimes more.[…]
