*Opened Box* X-Rite i1Studio w/ storage case/monitor holder and mini ColorChec

Key Features
- X-Rite i1Studio
- With mini color checker
- Black and white profiling
- i1Studio Software
- ColorChecker camera calibration software
- Printer profiling
- ColorTRUE mobile app support
- Storage case and monitor holder included
Overview
The X-Rite i1Studio saves your time, effort, and money when achieving the required color tone for your photographs or digital artworks. This color management tool also comes with a storage case, monitor holder, and a mini color checker. The X-Rite i1Studio incorporates an award-winning patented technology that offers precision during the color adjustment, thus ensuring matching results across all your displays. This color-adjustment tool includes the all-new black-and-white profiling that provides rich highlight and shadow detail. The built-in i1Studio software gets you used to the workflow quickly. You can use the industry standard 24 patch targets to customize your camera profiles. Also, it allows you to set a neutral starting point in any lighting condition. The i1Studio also lets you calibrate your iOS smartphone so that you can color-match the images stored in the mobile to your desktop. You get accurate print results on both RGB and CMYK printers thanks to the printer profiling.
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