Xrite i1 studio , Colormunki photo , i1 pro.

Used with ArgyllCMS (free, Windows, Linux, Mac, command line) (there are other supported spectrophotometers listed but I’m not sure how common they are), ArgyllCMS pro (100$, Android), or Babelcolor CT&A (125$, Windows, mac, only i1 pro).

I have a i1 studio, paid 350€ new, but they are discontinued now, like the Colormunki Photo, the other day one went for 101€ + 20€ shipping from Italy on Ebay . They are more common on the US second hand market, Here is one for 150$ .
Maukka uses an i1 pro with CT&A, recognisable from the screenshots.

ChibiM wrote:

Xrite seems to be rebranded to Calibrite

XRite first, then merged with Calibrite in 2021, I think.

ChibiM wrote:

Xrite seems to be rebranded to Calibrite. 

Only for the i1 display (colorimeter) and studio (spectrophotometer) apparently. I didn’t mention it because the price is significantly higher for what is likely exactly the same thing.

ChibiM wrote:

Xrite colormunki

Colormunki Photo , because there is the Colormunki display which is a colorimeter.

Asensetek is still going AFAIK. They are available for purchase on alliedscientificpro.com, and their app is still being updated. I’ve had one for years and love it. Smaller than a deck of cards, it fits easily in my laptop bag, so it’s always on hand. You’d be surprised how often a quick read of a light source comes in handy.

thefreeman wrote:

or Babelcolor CT&A (125$, Windows, mac, only i1 pro)

Have you got this working? The i1Studio isn’t in the list of supported devices, and last time I tried the demo it didn’t recognize it.

ChibiM wrote:

I hope to add more to the list.. so people can easier find them online, second hand for example

Gossen Mavospec Base and Mavospec Lite.

https://gossen-photo.de/en/application-areas-spectral/

I believe the munki is discontinued as is that version of the studio.
Here’s what they currently offer.
https://calibrite.com/us/product-category/photographers/
All the Best,
Jeff

Bob_McBob wrote:

thefreeman wrote:

or Babelcolor CT&A (125$, Windows, mac, only i1 pro)

Have you got this working? The i1Studio isn’t in the list of supported devices, and last time I tried the demo it didn’t recognize it.

No that’s why I mentioned only i1 pro.

thefreeman wrote:

No that’s why I mentioned only i1 pro.

I love that it’s even specifically in the part I quoted

ChibiM wrote:

flashflood wrote:

Asensetek is still going AFAIK. They are available for purchase on alliedscientificpro.com, and their app is still being updated. I’ve had one for years and love it. Smaller than a deck of cards, it fits easily in my laptop bag, so it’s always on hand. You’d be surprised how often a quick read of a light source comes in handy.

Are you sure about that? Asensetek doesn’t have a website anymore.. 

 

Thanks @bob mcbob

I’m not sure they ever did — I bought through Allied Scientific. I can confirm that their SpectrumGenius cloud service is alive and well.

ChibiM wrote:

flashflood wrote:

ChibiM wrote:

flashflood wrote:

Asensetek is still going AFAIK. They are available for purchase on alliedscientificpro.com, and their app is still being updated. I’ve had one for years and love it. Smaller than a deck of cards, it fits easily in my laptop bag, so it’s always on hand. You’d be surprised how often a quick read of a light source comes in handy.

Are you sure about that? Asensetek doesn’t have a website anymore.. 

 

Thanks @bob mcbob

I’m not sure they ever did — I bought through Allied Scientific. I can confirm that their SpectrumGenius cloud service is alive and well.

Well, their documentation mentions the website, but if I go there, it’s gone. Other websites mentioning Asensetek also link to that same website… 

I hope I’m wrong though.. 

I hope so too! It’s a great product. My guess (hope) is that they were acquired and that result in website changes. But I can’t find anything about it online one way or the other.