Re: Monitor Syder (was Color Blind/Prove It)

[alex bee <alex@alexbee.com>]

received mine 10/26. 

"George Coon / Hawk Mtn. Art Papers" wrote:
> 
> I purchased my Monitor Spyder at Seybold SF and was told it would ship by
> beginning of October. Emailed ColorVision and was told it was shipping last
> week. Still no Spyder. Anyone actually received one, other than you David  :)
> ????
> 
> Diana York
> Hawk Mountain Art Papers  www.hawkmtnartpapers.com
> Hawk Mountain Editions  www.hawkmtneditions.com
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <CDTobie@aol.com>
> > >> Enter the Monitor Spyder. This device is solid, effective, fast, the
> > >specs rival anything on the market... and its a great looking substantial
> piece
> > >of equipment, actually much more impressive to have around the office that
> > >the more expensive pucks. And it costs less than a Chroma4. And it runs
> > >OptiCal and PhotoCal, which are the preferred software of most all us color
> geeks...
> 
> > Well, its inside to the degree that I got about the 25th Spyder made, and
> > have been playing with it for a while now, but there should be producton
> > quantities available at PhotoExpo in New York at the beginning of the month.
> > I'm pleased to say that the suction cups stay attached to the frame, the
> > frame stays attached to the body, the USB cable is extra long, and the whole
> > physical situation seems to be fine. The specs also look great, but they will
> > need to test more units before the statistical averages are official. Looks
> > so far as though it should compare nicely to the X-Rite Monitor
> > Optimizer/DTP92 at a fraction of the price.
> >
> > C. David Tobie
> > Design Cooperative
> > CDTobie@designcoop.com
> 
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