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Monitor Calibration

16 products from 3 brands, including Calibrite, Datacolor, Xlite. Prices from $28.95 to $576.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.

Monitor calibration tools measure your display and create a colour profile for more consistent results across photo editing, video work, design and everyday use. Choose a colourimeter from Calibrite, Datacolor or Xlite based on your screen type, brightness and operating system. This category includes display calibrators and colour reference targets for checking camera and workflow colour.

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About the Monitor Calibration range

Start with the display you need to calibrate. Standard LCD screens suit entry-level colourimeters, while HDR, OLED, mini-LED and Apple XDR displays may require a model rated for higher brightness and newer backlight types. Check whether the software supports Windows or macOS, and whether you need one profile or several connected monitors. Consider multi-display calibration, ambient light measurement, software features and included accessories. A colourimeter calibrates the screen, while a ColorChecker target helps create or check consistent colour when photographing or filming.

Check the exact product description before buying, particularly for laptop screens, HDR panels and displays above 1000 nits. A common mistake is assuming every calibrator supports every screen type. The range is organised around display colourimeters and ColorChecker targets. Display 123 is intended for compatible standard displays, while higher-specification options are suited to brighter or newer panels. Passport and Classic products are physical colour references, not monitor sensors. Allow the display to warm up, disable changing brightness, and install the maker's software before calibration.

Monitor Calibration questions

Do I need a monitor calibrator for photo editing?

A monitor calibrator is useful when colour consistency matters. It measures your display and creates an ICC profile used by the operating system and supported applications. This helps reduce differences between what you see on screen and correctly managed files, prints or other calibrated displays.

Will a colourimeter work with my Mac or Windows PC?

Compatibility depends on the model and its software. Check the product page for your operating system, display type and connection requirements before ordering. Also check laptop and Apple XDR support separately, as a colourimeter that works with an external monitor may not support every built-in screen.

What is the difference between a ColorChecker and a monitor calibrator?

A monitor calibrator is a sensor that measures your screen and creates a display profile. A ColorChecker is a physical reference chart used when capturing or checking colour in photography and video. They address different parts of the colour workflow and are not interchangeable.

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