Did you know you can calibrate your iPad? I was on the Datacolor website when I came across their app to allow you to calibrate your iPad.
The app is available here
(who said the iPad needs a USB port? )
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Did you know you can calibrate your iPad? I was on the Datacolor website when I came across their app to allow you to calibrate your iPad.
The app is available here
(who said the iPad needs a USB port? )
Last edited by Boofhead; 05-07-2011 at 2:57pm.
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sorry
I have figured I am not that lucky!
So, I assume you have to have a USB port adapter?
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No adaptor needed Scotty, you plug the iPad into your computer with a sync cable and plug the calibrator into a usb port on the computer. You need the app installed on the iPad and software on the computer.
Cool, will give it a go when I get my Spyder back (lent to friends).
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