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Question: Eye-one Display 2 Does anyone know if there is a difference between the Eye-One Display 2 from GRETAGMACBETH and the Eye-One Display 2 sold by Pantone? Other than the price, I can't seem to find anything different.
Document: I am not 100% certain if the "LT" version will measure and calibrate luminance, however. This could be an important difference.3. If cost is an issue, I would also research the Spyder 3 Pro system. Although I chose the Eye-One Display 2, I realize now since seeing the vast differences from my pre-calibrated images to my post-calibrated images, that color calibration is essential. It is probably better to calibrate with almost anything vs not calibrating at all.4.
I have never seen a journal article on achieving good color that didn't start with the statement "You MUST profile your monitor". I am a professional photographer with over a million photographs, and I couldn't agree more, in this digital age if your computer doesn't know what you are seeing on your monitor you simply will have "drug store" color on your prints. I chose the W-Rite EODIS2 Eye-One Display 2 based on Scott Kelby's recommendation. The plus's were: reasonable price, and works great.
I don't know what makes this version of product any different from the LITE version which is $70 less. I should return it and buy the LITE. The Eye-One calibrator worked well. I liked the process better than the SPYDER I used on my CRT. The software provided good instructions for use - which made up lack of install instructions. I ended up downloading most current files from website. The Display 2 is supposed to allow custom white point... didn't see that option.
Besides doing a cracking good job on PC displays -- assuming the display isn't so cheap that it can't be suitably adjusted to begin with -- it did equally well with several laptops I adjusted. Anyone wanting to know more about this product can get an eyeful of info in the review at tftcentral in the UK.
Step 2 of the tutorial says "Make sure your Eye-Oneis calibrated" except the button on my screen to calbriate the Eye-One is greyed out and I can't calibrate it. I'm stuck again.I know one of the two remaining applications "ColorPoint" is suppose to calibrate presentation software like PowerPoint... er at least that's what I gather. When I try to turn on the last application called "Diagnostics" nothing happens.
The X-Rite Eye-One display 2 is excellent but the software leaves much to be desired. [...]The installation is clumbersome and anything but smooth however the product works well once installed. The only thing which holds this product back from a five star rating is the software.
The Eye-One Display 2 (designed by Gretag-MacBeth and now sold by X-Rite) gets only 4 stars because the  user interface is clumsy, but it gets that many stars because it does exactly what it's supposed to do. It calibrated my photo/graphics quality HP LP2475W monitor so that the photos on the screen matched the photos coming off the printer. I hadn't been able to do that with an old Spyder calibration device I'd used previously on another monitor.
A year ago I purchased a spyder 2 express and it was a disaster. Everything was preset and had no control over the output and the results were very dark. I later sold it and did not dealt with another hardware calibrator device for about a year until I bought a new monitor. This time I decided to spend twice as much for a calibrator that produce results and that was the x-rite eye-one display 2. Folks, if you want complete control over your monitor this calibrator will do it.
Accuracy seems to be very good. For price of the LITE model I would rate it EXCELLENT... for extra cost for Display 2 model I would rate it as GOOD due to extra cost.My Spyder was for CRT only... needed calibrator for LCD. Most reviews rate Eye-One better than Spyder. (at lease more consistently better) I would recommend this product - but buy the LITE version.
After reading reviews of many satisfied customers, I purchased the Eye-One Display 2 color calibrator. It took me several hours to determine that it is not compatible with Windows Vista, even though the packaging said it was. The instructions were vague at best. Even after downloading what I thought was the upgrade from the X-Rite website, the software would not run because it could not find the "device".
Answer: Pantone is the older version and is no longer supported.  Purchase the Gretag Macbeth version