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# 7-color full-spectrum sensor ambient light adaptive calibration 26% improved accuracy Spyder4Pro S4P100 Colorimeter for Display Calibration

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## Summary

> 🎯 Calibrate like a pro — see every pixel in perfect color!

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- **What is this?** Spyder4Pro S4P100 Colorimeter for Display Calibration
- **How much does it cost?** 52972 som with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **True-to-Life Color Precision:** Patented 7-color sensor ensures unmatched color accuracy across all your displays.
- • **Adaptive Ambient Light Sensing:** Automatically adjusts display brightness to maintain perfect contrast in any lighting environment.
- • **Fast & Intuitive ReCAL Assistant:** Quick recalibration feature keeps your colors flawless as your display ages or lighting changes.
- • **Multi-Device Calibration Mastery:** One sensor calibrates monitors, laptops, tablets, and smartphones for seamless color consistency.
- • **Pro-Grade Stability & Reliability:** Double-shielded filters and a stable tripod design deliver 26% better accuracy and long-term consistency.

## Overview

The Datacolor Spyder4Pro is a professional-grade colorimeter designed for photographers and creatives who demand precise color calibration across multiple devices. Featuring a patented full-spectrum 7-color sensor, ambient light adaptation, and advanced Monitor Quality Analysis tools, it delivers 26% improved accuracy and stable, consistent results. Its user-friendly software and fast ReCAL assistant make maintaining perfect color effortless, ensuring your displays always match true-to-life colors.

## Description

From the Manufacturer Spyder4Pro is a display color-calibration solution designed for photographers and creative professionals who need to match prints with their displays. Featuring a full-spectrum seven-color sensor that can accurately characterize a range of wide gamut and normal displays, Spyder4Pro lets you use the same sensor to calibrate your monitor, laptop computer, iPad, and iPhone. Spyder4Pro uses double-shielded filters for long life and optimum performance, and it can adapt to ambient light conditions, giving you true-to-life image reproduction.Spyder4ProAt a Glance:Single sensor easily calibrates a variety of display typesFull-spectrum seven-color sensor produces true-to-life imagesFourth generation sensor increases accuracy by 26 percentIncludes MQA tools for maximum color management controlAmbient light sensing preserves image contrastFor photographers and creative professionals who need to match prints to their displays The three-legged design sits flat on your display to ensure precise readings.View larger. Calibration results in neutral greys and corrected white point. View larger.Single Sensor Calibrates All Your Displays Whether you are using the latest in LED technology, an older CRT monitor, a laptop, iPod, or iPhone, Spyder4Pro Software allows you to calibrate all your devices with a single sensor to achieve consistency in color and brightness.A simple upgrade kit, available online for an additional charge, allows you to add calibration for your TV. You can also calibrate multiple displays connected to your computer, a valuable function for professional photographers and studios.Simple Calibration Process Spyder4Pro's step-by-step calibration wizard helps you calibrate your displays. After performing a few preliminary steps, you can easily define the display type, model, and system of calibration. A configuration of 2.2 gamma, 6500K white point, and 120 brightness is recommended, but with unlimited options available, you can easily adjust these settings to your preference. A "ReCAL" feature allows you to quickly and easily recalibrate your display to compensate for changes that occur over time.Patented Full-Spectrum Color Sensor The patented seven-color sensor makes Spyder4Pro an improvement upon colorimeters that use three-channel RGB sensors. Each unit is individually tuned in the factory to accurately and easily handle a variety of wide-gamut and normal-gamut displays. This means you can view and edit images with confidence on a display calibrated to show true-to-life colors.MQA Tools for Maximum Color Management This Spyder colorimeter also features Monitor Quality Analysis tools to help with gamma and white point tests, calibration accuracy, and gamut graphing, giving you maximum color management control as you work.Adapts Display to Surrounding Light Spyder4Pro features an additional sensor that detects light changes in the surrounding environment and adapts the display luminance to preserve image contrast.Improved Accuracy and Stability The fourth-generation Spyder4Pro has double-shielded color filters to better match CIE color standards, and it has improved long-term stability over previous generations. The three-legged design sits flat on your display to ensure precise readings and includes a wide aperture, honeycomb baffle, and diffuser to remove angular sensitivity. Overall, Spyder4 offers an increase in average accuracy of 26 percent over the previous generation of Spyder3.Spyder4Pro is backed by a one-year warranty.Installation Requirements For installation, Spyder4Pro requires Windows XP 32/64, Windows Vista 32/64, Windows 7 32/64, MacOS X Panther (10.4), Leopard (10.5), Snow Leopard (10.6), or Lion (10.7); a color monitor with at least 1024 x 768 resolution; a 24-bit video card; and a powered USB port.What's in the Box Spyder4Pro colorimeter, desktop cradle/tripod mount, Spyder4Pro Software CD, and Quick Start Guide.FeaturesSpyder4ExpressSpyder4ProSpyder4Elite One-Click, No Options Calibration Ambient Light Measurement Number of Displays per Computer1MULTIPLEMULTIPLE Projector Calibration Basic Multiple Display Tuning Advanced Multiple Display Tuning Advanced Calibration Functions Gamut Graphing final screen Basic MQA (monitor quality analysis) % sRGB, AdobeRGB, NTSC Advanced Calibration Accuracy Test Monitor Quality Rating Display Gamut Graphing Gamma & Gray Ramp Test White Point Test Advanced MQA Luminance Uniformity Graphing Color Uniformity graphing Advanced Error Reporting Info Sharing (Datacolor Only Feature) New High Stability Color Filters iPad and iPhone Ready Updated Firmware for Improved Accuracy Software Version 4.5 Product Description Spyder4Pro was designed for advanced photographers that require a higher accuracy of color in their digital workflow. It can calibrate multiple displays and includes an ambient light sensor to adjust display luminance. It has Monitor Quality Analysis tools to help fine tune your displays. Step up to a higher level of control!

Review: Good consumer-grade calibrator - I got this to replace my previous Spyder 3 Pro model, which was already out of warranty and developed an intermittent disconnect problem. When it finally arrived a couple of days, I unpacked it, downloaded the Spyder 4 Pro software directly from Datacolor's site (you should never use the included CD/DVD disks unless the software is not available elsewhere), installed it (it will ask for product key during installation, which is printed on the envelope with included CD) onto my PC which is running 64-bit Win 8.1 Pro, connected the sensor (which you must do AFTER installing the software) and started the calibration process. Configuring the settings before starting the calibration process was as easy as with previous Spyder model - you just select the type of the monitor, select which type of user controls it has, select the gamma (I use 2.2), the white point (I used 6500k), then brightness (I use "native" settings because I manually adjust the monitor's brightness according to my eye's sensitivity), then "ambient light" sensor option (I disable it because I can control the room's lighting manually). Then you simply place the sensor on your monitor's surface according to on-screen guide (make sure the monitor's surface is clean and there's no gap between sensor and the monitor's surface) and wait. After the calibration process was finished, I compared the results to the results produced by Spyder 3, the difference was barely noticeable, which is actually good (it means the sensor is not defective and I know that my Spyder 3 sensor was relatively accurate). After that, you just disconnect the sensor (you don't need to keep it connected, unless you use automatic ambient light function, which you really shouldn't) and store it in some place where the dust won't accumulate on its surface. Pretty simple process, takes very little time and your eyes will thank you for that, especially if you have multiple monitor setup or many other devices with displays at home. All in all this product is well worth its price and works very well, although you can run in some issues, for example you may notice the "weird" tint after the calibration is over or inconsistent calibration between different monitors, or the Spyder software might complain that it cannot actually detect your monitor. If you run into similar problems - first of all, make sure you select correct settings for your particular monitor type (such as the type of backlighting - LED or fluorescent, and if "correct" one does not actually work with your particular model - don't be afraid to try the different one), also make sure your monitors are detected correctly in Windows, with a correct driver loaded for them (yes, even monitors need them and many reputable monitor manufacturers provide these at their official sites). If you still get an inconsistent results between each calibration or with heavy tint towards blue or pink or other color - your particular sensor might simply be defective, such things happen with EVERY product by EVERY brand, this is why they have warranty, use it and try replacing it before completely giving up on this product. desertcart is VERY good when it comes to replacements during first 30 days as long as you buy the products directly from them (which you always should, instead of "experimenting" with any 3rd-party resellers).
Review: The Best Bang for the Buck! - This is the fourth Datacolor product I own. I still have the original SpyderPro, Spyder2Pro, Spyder3Print and the newest addition the Spyder4Pro. I also own an Eye-One Display but prefer my Spyders any day of the week. The Spyder's user interface ( Wizard ) is so much more user friendly than the Eye-One that I will not recommend the Eye-One to my clients. I've had more tech support questions about the Eye-One than I care to mention. Besides being a photographer I'm also a freelance Macintosh Tech that installs Mac systems and teaches color management and workflows using Lightroom, Bridge and Photoshop. As mentioned I'll recommend the Spyder to my clients over the Eye-One for a number of reasons. First the monitor profiles are excellent, I can't ask for any better and of course the user interface, the wizard, is much more user friendly than the Eye-One. With the Eye-One Wizard I don't know if it's asking me to do something or if it's telling me the results and I need to do something else, it gets confusing for my clients. Enough said about the Eye-One!... Let's move on to the Spyder4Pro. The Spyder4Pro package consists of the Spyder4Pro unit, Stand, Software Installation Disk for Mac/Windows and Quick Start Guide. I know this isn't important but the design of the Spyder4Pro is really sleek and sexy! Mama-Mia! The USB cable attached is nicely supple so there's no need to twist the USB cable for the unit to remain flat on the monitor's screen. Also a little trick is to tilt the monitor up slightly so there is additional weight of the Spyder4Pro pressing against the monitor screen for a nice tight "seal". I recommend doing this regardless of profiler brands. Installing the software is straight forward. Install the software using the installation disk and let the installer find the latest Spyder4Pro driver via the internet. ( Also Datacolor is very, very good about updating their drivers in a timely manner... another big plus with Datacolor ) During installation enter the serial number that's on the DVD sleeve label, the installer will contact Datacolor servers and return a License Code that will be used if you need to re-install the software. There's an option to print the License Code, which I recommend, and also Datacolor emails the License Code to you for safekeeping. I'm going to guess here, once you have the License Code you don't need to be connected to the internet for further installations... I could be wrong! Once the software is installed attach the Spyder4Pro directly to the computer's USB port if possible. USB hubs/keyboards sometimes don't have enough power to run a unit so this is the best approach. Launch the software and you are greeted by the Spyder4Pro Wizards's Welcome screen. The screen prompts are easy to understand and have a Help and "?" button if further explanation is needed. The first time around you'll be prompted to do a "FullCAL" ( Full Calibration ) and on subsequent calibrations there will be options to not only run "FullCAL" but to "ReCal" and "CheckCAL". After the "Welcome" screen, that suggests/recommends certain display settings, there is the "Measuring Ambient Light" screen. Place the Spyder4Pro on it's stand in front of your monitor and click the "Next" button and the Spyder4Pro will read the amount of light falling on the monitor. The "Ambient Light Analysis" screen will display the results. You'll have the option to "Keep current settings" or "Accept suggested settings". Select your choice and click "Next" to bring you to the Calibration screen! Hang the Spyder4Pro over the monitor and slide the counter-weight along the USB cable until it's nicely balanced and center the Spyder4Pro right over the outline shape. Click "Next" and the Calibration process begins... I nice feature is the software displays the status of it's brightness readings in realtime and checks the stability of brightness over a period of time. My Apple Cinema Display is getting long-in-the-tooth and I could see that it was having trouble staying stable at the recommended brightness setting. Calibration completed in about 7 minutes and the "Saved Profile" screen appeared. I saved the profile adding the current date in the file name and set the Calibration Reminder for 2 Weeks. Next is the "SpyderProof - Calibrated View" screen where you can switch back and fourth from the profiled calibrated monitor view and uncalibrated monitor view. This gives you an idea on what the profile is doing. Clicking the "Next "button brings us to "Profile Overview" screen where you can compare old and new profiles and how they related to each other in a specific Colorspace. Looking at my results... dang I think I need a new monitor! You can "Quit" or there's an "Advance Analysis" feature that can test the profile's "Gamut", "Tone Response", "Brightness and Contrast", and "White Point at Different OSD Settings". But I'll let you play around with this! My monitor is dead neutral - displaying a grayscale in Photoshop CS5.1 there is no rain-bowing in any of the gray steps. ( Meaning there's NO color banding/color contamination along the grayscale ) Spyder4Pro is great for novices and advance users alike. The software has nice advanced features that users can grow with.

## Features

- Automated Color and Brightness Calibration
- Full-spectrum color sensor
- Single sensor calibrates multiple displays
- Improved accuracy and stability - The fourth-generation Spyders have double-shielded color filters for even closer match to CIE color standards and improved long term stability. Average accuracy is up 26% and consistency between Spyder units is 19% better.
- Fast Re-calibration Assistant - The ReCAL feature makes it quick and easy to recalibrate your display to compensate for changes over time.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #400,085 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #49 in Lab Colorimeters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 925 Reviews |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good consumer-grade calibrator
*by R***S on March 16, 2014*

I got this to replace my previous Spyder 3 Pro model, which was already out of warranty and developed an intermittent disconnect problem. When it finally arrived a couple of days, I unpacked it, downloaded the Spyder 4 Pro software directly from Datacolor's site (you should never use the included CD/DVD disks unless the software is not available elsewhere), installed it (it will ask for product key during installation, which is printed on the envelope with included CD) onto my PC which is running 64-bit Win 8.1 Pro, connected the sensor (which you must do AFTER installing the software) and started the calibration process. Configuring the settings before starting the calibration process was as easy as with previous Spyder model - you just select the type of the monitor, select which type of user controls it has, select the gamma (I use 2.2), the white point (I used 6500k), then brightness (I use "native" settings because I manually adjust the monitor's brightness according to my eye's sensitivity), then "ambient light" sensor option (I disable it because I can control the room's lighting manually). Then you simply place the sensor on your monitor's surface according to on-screen guide (make sure the monitor's surface is clean and there's no gap between sensor and the monitor's surface) and wait. After the calibration process was finished, I compared the results to the results produced by Spyder 3, the difference was barely noticeable, which is actually good (it means the sensor is not defective and I know that my Spyder 3 sensor was relatively accurate). After that, you just disconnect the sensor (you don't need to keep it connected, unless you use automatic ambient light function, which you really shouldn't) and store it in some place where the dust won't accumulate on its surface. Pretty simple process, takes very little time and your eyes will thank you for that, especially if you have multiple monitor setup or many other devices with displays at home. All in all this product is well worth its price and works very well, although you can run in some issues, for example you may notice the "weird" tint after the calibration is over or inconsistent calibration between different monitors, or the Spyder software might complain that it cannot actually detect your monitor. If you run into similar problems - first of all, make sure you select correct settings for your particular monitor type (such as the type of backlighting - LED or fluorescent, and if "correct" one does not actually work with your particular model - don't be afraid to try the different one), also make sure your monitors are detected correctly in Windows, with a correct driver loaded for them (yes, even monitors need them and many reputable monitor manufacturers provide these at their official sites). If you still get an inconsistent results between each calibration or with heavy tint towards blue or pink or other color - your particular sensor might simply be defective, such things happen with EVERY product by EVERY brand, this is why they have warranty, use it and try replacing it before completely giving up on this product. Amazon is VERY good when it comes to replacements during first 30 days as long as you buy the products directly from them (which you always should, instead of "experimenting" with any 3rd-party resellers).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Best Bang for the Buck!
*by J***V on February 28, 2012*

This is the fourth Datacolor product I own. I still have the original SpyderPro, Spyder2Pro, Spyder3Print and the newest addition the Spyder4Pro. I also own an Eye-One Display but prefer my Spyders any day of the week. The Spyder's user interface ( Wizard ) is so much more user friendly than the Eye-One that I will not recommend the Eye-One to my clients. I've had more tech support questions about the Eye-One than I care to mention. Besides being a photographer I'm also a freelance Macintosh Tech that installs Mac systems and teaches color management and workflows using Lightroom, Bridge and Photoshop. As mentioned I'll recommend the Spyder to my clients over the Eye-One for a number of reasons. First the monitor profiles are excellent, I can't ask for any better and of course the user interface, the wizard, is much more user friendly than the Eye-One. With the Eye-One Wizard I don't know if it's asking me to do something or if it's telling me the results and I need to do something else, it gets confusing for my clients. Enough said about the Eye-One!... Let's move on to the Spyder4Pro. The Spyder4Pro package consists of the Spyder4Pro unit, Stand, Software Installation Disk for Mac/Windows and Quick Start Guide. I know this isn't important but the design of the Spyder4Pro is really sleek and sexy! Mama-Mia! The USB cable attached is nicely supple so there's no need to twist the USB cable for the unit to remain flat on the monitor's screen. Also a little trick is to tilt the monitor up slightly so there is additional weight of the Spyder4Pro pressing against the monitor screen for a nice tight "seal". I recommend doing this regardless of profiler brands. Installing the software is straight forward. Install the software using the installation disk and let the installer find the latest Spyder4Pro driver via the internet. ( Also Datacolor is very, very good about updating their drivers in a timely manner... another big plus with Datacolor ) During installation enter the serial number that's on the DVD sleeve label, the installer will contact Datacolor servers and return a License Code that will be used if you need to re-install the software. There's an option to print the License Code, which I recommend, and also Datacolor emails the License Code to you for safekeeping. I'm going to guess here, once you have the License Code you don't need to be connected to the internet for further installations... I could be wrong! Once the software is installed attach the Spyder4Pro directly to the computer's USB port if possible. USB hubs/keyboards sometimes don't have enough power to run a unit so this is the best approach. Launch the software and you are greeted by the Spyder4Pro Wizards's Welcome screen. The screen prompts are easy to understand and have a Help and "?" button if further explanation is needed. The first time around you'll be prompted to do a "FullCAL" ( Full Calibration ) and on subsequent calibrations there will be options to not only run "FullCAL" but to "ReCal" and "CheckCAL". After the "Welcome" screen, that suggests/recommends certain display settings, there is the "Measuring Ambient Light" screen. Place the Spyder4Pro on it's stand in front of your monitor and click the "Next" button and the Spyder4Pro will read the amount of light falling on the monitor. The "Ambient Light Analysis" screen will display the results. You'll have the option to "Keep current settings" or "Accept suggested settings". Select your choice and click "Next" to bring you to the Calibration screen! Hang the Spyder4Pro over the monitor and slide the counter-weight along the USB cable until it's nicely balanced and center the Spyder4Pro right over the outline shape. Click "Next" and the Calibration process begins... I nice feature is the software displays the status of it's brightness readings in realtime and checks the stability of brightness over a period of time. My Apple Cinema Display is getting long-in-the-tooth and I could see that it was having trouble staying stable at the recommended brightness setting. Calibration completed in about 7 minutes and the "Saved Profile" screen appeared. I saved the profile adding the current date in the file name and set the Calibration Reminder for 2 Weeks. Next is the "SpyderProof - Calibrated View" screen where you can switch back and fourth from the profiled calibrated monitor view and uncalibrated monitor view. This gives you an idea on what the profile is doing. Clicking the "Next "button brings us to "Profile Overview" screen where you can compare old and new profiles and how they related to each other in a specific Colorspace. Looking at my results... dang I think I need a new monitor! You can "Quit" or there's an "Advance Analysis" feature that can test the profile's "Gamut", "Tone Response", "Brightness and Contrast", and "White Point at Different OSD Settings". But I'll let you play around with this! My monitor is dead neutral - displaying a grayscale in Photoshop CS5.1 there is no rain-bowing in any of the gray steps. ( Meaning there's NO color banding/color contamination along the grayscale ) Spyder4Pro is great for novices and advance users alike. The software has nice advanced features that users can grow with.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tool for monitor calibration
*by S***N on July 23, 2012*

I was bit hesitant to purchase given several negative reviews which indicated issues with Win7 and multiple monitors. I can happily report I had neither and am very happy with the results: I successfully calibrated a Win7 w/dual Catleap 27" monitors (very cool color by default), and a second Win7 machine with single Catleap. The end result was pretty dramatic on all monitors. On to MacbookPro... same outstanding results; I had no idea the MBP was that far off in display settings, very cool also. Pop in the CD, Install the application, register online and check for updates, launch the app and plug the colorimeter into USB port, check ambient lighting level (colorimeter facing room lighting), place colorimeter on the screen aligned with the onscreen outline, click through the various settings, adjust the brightness until within app parameters, wait few minutes, and enjoy accurate skintones and color rendering. I was concerned about lack of monitor controls (brightness only on some monitors) and wondered if I could calibrate without such controls, not a problem, SpyderPro4 asks you monitor type (CRT, LCD, Laptop) and what controls the monitor provides (brightness, contrast) and it does the rest... I don't know how this could have been any easier. The more I use it the more impressed. Very happy with my purchase decision. Pro: Fast, easy, accurate color rendering Multi-monitor, multi-computer support Windows and Mac Cons: Cost, it's bit pricey but does what it claims very well and with no pain

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