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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 272593" data-attributes="member: 9240">It's so hard to declare monitor accuracy as I've seen color variation from monitor to monitor of the same type when set to the same defaults.  Best investment I've made was a Spyder4Pro calibration tool.  The gods were with me as the day I went to buy it B&H wasn't recognizing my NAPP membership and free shipping, so I called the next day instead and it dropped $30 (it's back to regular price, I see).  Regardless, It's nice to look at the same photo on 3 different computers and have it look the same.An uncalibrated monitor is an uncalibrated monitor, no matter how good it is.  It can be close, but you never know how close or how far.</blockquote>