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The question comes in two parts:
First, does the “Calibrite ColorChecker Studio” really not work on Windows 11 at all? There are two comments on its Amazon product page saying that it doesn’t work with Windows 11. This device appears to be top-of-the-line, and I’m considering getting one if it works with Win 11.
Next, suppose I get one of the colorimeters (or spectrometer) from the Shop page. What will the process of color-matching a group of seven monitors look like? Or, is this just something absurd to begin with? The steps to match two monitors outlined here already look quite demanding, as it is done pairwise.
Previously, I’ve been using a Spyder X2 Ultra to color-match those monitors. Until recently, with two sets of monitors driven by a laptop (Win 11) + RTX 3080 (connected as an eGPU), the Spyder software would refuse to launch its “Studio Match” process consistently. Thus, I started to look for more appropriate ways here. Actually, I should have a very low bar for “color-match”: as long as the background color of my code editor on adjacent monitors look comparable, I’ll call it a day.
Looking forward to learning more about calibrating displays 🙂
Many thanks!
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