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April 28, 2010
Update and Upgrade for Spyder3
Datacolor offers owners of the Spyder3Elite a software update with new features, owners of a Spyder3Pro may update to a Spyder3Elite. The new features are:
"Software Brightness Control" allows owners of iMac and other displays with limited controls to work with displays in a more desirable, dimmer environment, and match them to other displays.
"Automated Brightness Adjustment": Apple Cinema Displays, iMacs, MacBooks and PowerBooks screens are now adjustable by the Spyder software.
The "Iterative Gray Balance" option provides a gray balance algorithm.
"Display Graphing" allows users to compare the range of multiple displays to one another as well as to standard color spaces like sRGB and AdobeRGB.
"Monitor Quality Analyzer" provides the tools to determine which areas of the screen are most accurate.
The update of the Elite software to version 4.0 with the mentioned features costs $19. Owners of a Spyder3Elite that was bought in 2010 get the update for free.
If you want to upgrade from Spyder3Pro to Elite and benefit from the additional functionality and the new features mentioned above, the price is $99.
The new software is available at the webpage of Datacolor.
And if you are considering buying a Spyder3Elite please have a look at our PhotoProShop!
Posted by joef at April 28, 2010 2:03 PM