This video was definitly needed for the ecosystem of photography

Thanks for the tutorial. What other videos that I saw failed to explain was to check that the profile was active on the monitor, because I didn't know what to do with the icc file. You did and it is clear to me now. Thanks again!

Thanks Mike. Very clear and informative.

Great video really helped me set the system up and understand what it was doing.

Thanks for that very good video. That's really a for me with my new i1 Studio.

Hey excellent video the explanation was very good. Thanks

Thanks Mike for the very helpful video. My current color mgt system is no longer supported so am looking at i1Studio. Thanks again!

Thank you

Highly appreciate the video and well done! Clear explanations and very thorough. I am wondering; I'm considering buying the studio but what features would I be missing or would appreciate if I were to spend more on the pro or pro plus?

Thanks so much, just what I needed! One question - when does slider on the case need to be open and closed? Open for measurement and closed for calibration?

Very helpful. But one question - the device directions suggest waiting 10 minutes before scanning the color patches; others 3:47 suggest waiting up to the next day. You seemed to scan immediately after printing. Can you please comment. Thank you.

which one is accurate calibrate monitor using X-Rite i1Studio vs spyderX elite ?

Hi sir i have a BenQ sw2700 2K res monitor which comes with a calibration software and it supports i1 studio. Should it go with it or should i go with X-rite software. As shown in your video. And it has a puck dongle remote to jump between profiles like Adobe RGB, sRGB, Monochrome and custom. Do you have any video related to my questions and doubts.

Close ups would have been nice

It puzzles me that the luminosity level commonly agreed upon is as high as 120 cd/m2. It's a rather unpleasant light level for editing, especially when the ambient light is low. If everybody would agree on a lower level, e.g. 90 cd/m2 I think the ultimate goal would be accomplished too. Am I wrong?

Thank you