Color management solutions firm Datacolor is expanding its digital and data offerings through the acquisition of Matchmycolor, a company that develops software for color formulation and communication.

We've long been fans of Datacolor's last monitor calibrator generation, Spyder X, as we rated the value-packed Spyder X Pro the best monitor calibrator on the market. Now the time has come for a new ...

Datacolor, the company behind powerful color management tools like the Spyder, announced a new offering to streamline photo ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Datacolor Spyder4 Pro is an affordable display ...

LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J., March 12, 2025 /CNW/ -- Datacolor, a global leader in color management solutions, announces the launch of the Datacolor Spectro P Series, a next-generation portable ...

Simple to use Only self-guided consumer luminance/color calibration solution on the market at this price point Automated calibration process Includes handy storage bag Everyone has probably walked ...

Every year I struggle with the knotty problem of what to buy family members. I was thinking what to buy my mother this Christmas when I came across the ideal gift. My mother is pretty good with ...

Introducing the Datacolor LightColor meter. Measures all types of lighting + color temperature, wirelessly. Streams data to your phone in real-time via its free app. Datacolor today announced the ...

Datacolor, one of the top producers of monitor calibration devices, has just announced new tools for precise monitor color. The new Spyder X2 Ultra and Spyder X2 Elite provide re-engineered software ...

LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J., Sept. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Datacolor, a global leader in color management solutions, today announced its first joint presentation with TECHKON USA and TECHKON GmbH at ...

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