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As the saying goes — The best just got better. Customers who purchased Display in the last three months back to July 27, are entitled to a free upgrade of software.

It also is available as a kit with a calibration device of your choice. A Windows version of the new Pro product will be available in the new year. A downloadable demo is available. Luminous-Landscape is a membership site. Our website contains over articles on almost every topic, camera, lens and printer you can imagine. Michael Reichmann is the founder of the Luminous Landscape. Michael passed away in May Since its inception in LuLa has become the world's largest site devoted to the art, craft, and technology of photography.

Each month more than one million people from every country on the globe visit LuLa. Join for access to over in depth articles, hundreds of hours of video tutorials and access to the largest Photography forum. ColorEyes Display Pro Review. Facebook Tweet. Very nice! Aikimox , Aug 2, Or do we specifically NEED the loader from coloureyes?? You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content.

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Go to www. The list is at the bottom of the page. I spoke to all of these men three years ago and they were very helpful. There are some outstanding photographers among them. You might also contact Craig Hospital in Denver.

I know they have worked out some adaptive photo equipment for patients. A Google search turned up two clubs for disabled photographers in the UK. I have not corresponded with them, but you might want to try.

Cecilia Travis via e-mail. Thanks to our readers who came through with information about supporting photographers with disabilities in their efforts to continue their work. Inkjet Printer Replacement Q. From the brief Internet search I did, apparently the ink pads need to be replaced, otherwise they could start leaking catastrophically.

I also did a brief search to see who could replace the ink heads in San Francisco, and so far have come up empty. I have had the printer for eight years, which may sound like a long time. Does this mean the end of my printer? If so, when? Right now? Six months from now? What are my options? Could it be sold in its current condition I would definitely disclose the issue? What would you recommend to replace it? I have a preference for Epson, but would be open to other brands that you might suggest.

David Bradlow via e-mail. Usually they just quit working properly without warning. I doubt it could be sold as is, unless someone does not realize it would cost more to repair than to just replace the printer with a new one.

What I would suggest as a replacement is the current Epson R I tested and reported on in Shutterbug about a year ago. It has many improvements, including much improved print quality. I think you would be positively impressed with this new replacement model for your old R ColorEyes Upgrade? I have been following your articles on display color management, and I see that you no longer recommend ColorEyes Display Pro software.

Is it time for an upgrade? Sandy Shapiro via e-mail. I still think it is an advantageous solution to display color management—if you have kept the software up to date. However, for those getting new displays and who might need to upgrade because of changes in hardware, using an older Spyder3, for example, would be a sure cause of getting a skewed profile and poor color management.

If the i1Display 2 you have is one that has the wide Adobe RGB color sensitivity, it and the latest version of ColorEyes will adjust, calibrate, and profile the display quite efficiently and accurately. Model Change Q. For a while you have been recommending the Dell U UltraSharp monitor. I now see that Dell has a new U model.

Is the U meant to be a replacement or upgrade of the U?