Datacolor wanted me to review their new Spyder Checkr Photo and ColorReader EZ. I said no, I'd rather just put everything to the test and see what happens... and strangely enough, they said yes? Added to the fray is an older x-rite Color Checker Passport, the Anwenk Grey Card set, and the ubiquitous Lightdow 12 x 12 Inch reference reflector. Let's see how they compare!
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