The i1Studio software, based on X-Rite’s award-winning i1Profiler software, offers an easy-to-navigate interface for calibrating and profiling monitors, projectors, scanners, and printers. The software uses default settings for photo and video options and is ideal for users who want to save test chart files for printing from another application like Adobe Photoshop. The software also allows for mobile device calibration with the free ColorTRUE mobile app.
The i1Studio software is designed to capture through print, enhancing the accuracy and control of color-managed workflows. However, it may not recognize the Colormunki/i1Studio/colorchecker studio hardware, and CCCC 2.2.0 may not open on Silicon Macs. Technical support for this product is provided by Calibrite, and users can click the Request Service button to get started.
The software uses default settings for photo and video options, with the Photographic workflow including locked-down settings of white point, luminance, and luminance. The i1Profiler software suite MacOS X 10.13 requires the latest updates installed, 2GB RAM, Intel® Core 2 Duo, and the latest updates for all operating systems. The hardware is the same as Pro, but slower and less accurate, and no support for DisplayCal or other third-party softwares.
In summary, the i1Studio software offers a user-friendly interface for calibrating and profiling monitors, projectors, scanners, and printers. However, it may not support certain hardware or third-party software, and validation is not possible.
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I really love it, one of the things why it is more ‘’expensive” is also because you can calibrate “unlimited” monitors and also tv’s and beamers/projectors, there is a bit of learning curve to profiling. If you want to match more your to screens (after warm up…), then choose your “favorite” screen and for the matching profile build start for example pick custom white point, not D65 but from measuring the screen you want to match et et et…
I do understand that renting may be a better choice, there are two issues. First, if you can’t rent and second; if you bought an expensive professional monitor, it probably is worth purchasing even if it’s only used once or twice a month. These devices can last years and years so it’s not as if you have to purchase a new one every two years or even every four years for that matter.