Just downloaded the ColorEyes Display Pro demo to test out with my Spyder 3 Elite. I must say, the difference between the screen calibration on my 27" iMac using ColorEyes and the Spyder 3 software is night and day. I always felt that the Spyder 3 software had a slightly yellow tint to it. The whites on my screen now actually look white. I'm really pleased. Now I just need to get my printer calibrated and I'll be happy!
The CED Pro is good software. It will iterate a single color several times if necessary until it is sure it has a good representation before it moves on. On an old display it could take as long as 20 minutes or so to finish the calibration. But when it's done, you've got a well-calibrated screen.
i will second that ...if you work with anything photo on your computer your screen needs to "tuned" I have the exact same setup and works great on a Apple 23" Cinema Display.
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