Atrise Lutcurve
6.0#8 in display calibration software$40 one-timeWindows
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QUBYX PerfectLum
6.4#4 in display calibration software$480 one-timeLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Atrise Lutcurve | QUBYX PerfectLum |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1999 | 2010 |
| Intended users | The maker identifies photographers, videographers, colorists, designers, artists, software developers, and web designers as users for calibrated displays. | QUBYX identifies radiology departments, medical physicists, healthcare IT and PACS teams, diagnostic imaging centers, and hospital networks as intended users. |
| Purpose | Lutcurve calibrates monitors visually without a hardware calibrator device. | PerfectLum calibrates, verifies, and performs quality assurance for medical displays, including DICOM GSDF calibration. |
| Standards | Supported standards include Gamma 2.2, sRGB, Gamma 2.4, BT.1886, and Rec.709. | The product supports workflows aligned with DICOM Part 14 GSDF, AAPM TG-18/TG-270, ACR, DIN 6868-157, and IEC 62563. |
Atrise Lutcurve plans
- Atrise Lutcurve 4.x.x License$40, paid once
QUBYX PerfectLum plans
- PerfectLum License$480, paid once
- PerfectLum + SmartSensor S2$680, paid once
Pick Atrise Lutcurve if…
Lutcurve may suit photographers, videographers, colorists, designers, artists, developers, and web designers who want to calibrate displays visually. It also supports users working with multiple monitors.
Pick QUBYX PerfectLum if…
PerfectLum is intended for radiology departments, medical physicists, healthcare IT and PACS teams, diagnostic imaging centers, and hospital networks. It fits teams responsible for display calibration and recurring QA.