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[Nashou66]

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B&H photo has a mail in rebate for the better eye one pro and photo software package check it out: its expensive but if your a photographer it might be nice to have.




http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/484459-REG/Xrite_EOPLT_Eye_One_Photo.html/BI//KBID/3129



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[AnalogRocks]

I love this part:

Availability: In Stock

Important Notice!
This item cannot be returned or exchanged unless defective

LMAO bet people return those alot.

[AnalogRocks]

I love this part:

Availability: In Stock

Important Notice!
This item cannot be returned or exchanged unless defective

LMAO bet people return those alot.

[kal]

So $529 instead of $729. Must be purchased before June 30, 2008. Seems to be open to anyone in the world and B&H Photo Video ships worldwide.

I'm in Canada and have bought a lot of photo equipment there as they're one of the most reputable online dealers. No duties, brokerage fees or other charges if you pick the cheapest shipping method (UPS Expedited).

FWIW, the probe in this kit is the Eye-One PRO probe which is different from the Eye-One one mentioned in my greyscale for dummies guide. The PRO probe is actually even better still, and it's supported by the ColorHCFR software too: Just pick "Eye-One" as usual but then for calibration mode select "Eye One Pro" instead of "LCD" or "CRT".

Kal

EDIT: I edited the links in this thread to help support the forum (by adding "/BI//KBID/3129").

[kal]

So $529 instead of $729. Must be purchased before June 30, 2008. Seems to be open to anyone in the world and B&H Photo Video ships worldwide.

I'm in Canada and have bought a lot of photo equipment there as they're one of the most reputable online dealers. No duties, brokerage fees or other charges if you pick the cheapest shipping method (UPS Expedited).

FWIW, the probe in this kit is the Eye-One PRO probe which is different from the Eye-One one mentioned in my greyscale for dummies guide. The PRO probe is actually even better still, and it's supported by the ColorHCFR software too: Just pick "Eye-One" as usual but then for calibration mode select "Eye One Pro" instead of "LCD" or "CRT".

Kal

EDIT: I edited the links in this thread to help support the forum (by adding "/BI//KBID/3129").