suggestions for color calibration?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I take pictures on my Nikon D70 and try to print pics on my Epson 1280 printer. But the color is horrible! And yes, I've checked that the nozzles are clean, etc. and I'm using...

Best color calibration hardware/software for $'s..?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I have an Epson 4780 Photo scanner, a Canon i9900 printer and a Sony 21" GDM-F520 CRT monitor. I'm looking for suggestions for a color calibration system....

so bad that my wife even commented on it - and shes not even a computer person. If anyone has suggestions on color calibration or ideas to try I am all ears. I have tried random websites that give screens and tools to calibrate, I think the monitor is simply...

Color calibration for monitor and printer - anyone done it?. Archived from groups: alt.photography,rec.photo.digital () I have an Epson 2200 color printer, and I've had a difficult time getting consistent colors out of it (through Photoshop 7.0.1 or any...

EZ Color 2 kit for around £500. This will enable you to calibrate your monitor, printer and scanner. For calibrating your camera, you will need a set of Gretag Macbeth calibration plates, costing around £250. No one said it was going to be cheap....

Any suggestions? By the way, if it matters, the printer in question is a Lexmark Z11 (yeah, I know, what do I expect if I won't spend a couple of bucks on a decent printer, but you can't blame a guy for trying! Besides, other than the color calibration,...

is not height adjustable, but it swivels and bends. Using the calibration tool provided with my sammy 193+ called Natural Color I had to do very little changes, really, the only setting to change would be the contrast about 3 points lower. Optimal color resulted...

a digital point-and-shoot camera (Canon Powershot A75) and am trying to decide on the best printer to go with it. For my computer printing, I've been using a Lexmark Z11 for the past 5 years, but it's color calibration isn't good enough for printing photos...

You're looking at the "70 Series" in the NEC 1970NX. They also have a higher quality, "for professional use", the "90 Series.... like the LCD 1990SXi with S-IPS panel, and LCD 1990SXp with PVA panel. They cost more but have other things like color calibration...