We'll make some references to calibration quality at the end of each review, but suggest that you take these comments with a large grain of salt. While that has a little value, we're more than a bit leery of advising our readers based on purely subjective data. All we can do is make subjective comparisons between how the screens look. This is because, by their nature, we have no objective, absolute way to evaluate the quality of the calibrations the calibrators generate. Our 'reviews' of monitor calibration systems aren't reviews in quite the same sense that our camera reviews are.

(It's worth noting though, that we found it almost impossible to precisely match CRTs to LCDs with any of the solutions we tried, and the Spyder2PRO ran with the rest of the pack in that respect.)

No product is ever perfect, but we found the Spyder2PRO to be better than most and it offers a flexibility found in few other monitor calibration solutions.

It consistently did a good job calibrating the monitors we tried it with, seemed less prone to getting lost in the weeds with difficult-to-calibrate monitors, and also provides a good capability for matching multiple monitors to a common standard. Monitor Calibration with the ColorVision Spyder2PROĬolorVision's Spyder 2 Pro product is the one that we eventually settled on for in-house use here at Imaging Resource.

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