Originally posted by IIGQ4U My Macbook Pro is also set on the cooler side and was set via the in built calibration. How does this image appear on your screen?
I can't even see the 2% white shade on my Macbook Pro with its current settings. I also can't see 94%-98% black.
That image has some 'pop' and warmth to it. The red-orange on the train is fairly bright on the IPS, slightly muted on the mbp, with a slight orange tint on the mbp that the IPS panel doesn't have. The bricks have definite orange/autumn colors in both panels, perhaps slightly more brown on the mbp, vs the ips which has slightly more red tendency to it. The sky looks good on both panels, but the IPS has a very
slight tendency towards teal, with the mbp being perhaps a shade darker towards the blue side.
i think I've got the two fairly close right now, but there are still some differences.
In the test image link I sent 2 posts back, the girls skin, face and lips have a bit more red/pink to them (in a pleasing way) on the IPS, versus the MB is slightly 'more white'/muted.
If I look at this image across both screens, the iPS panel has a slightly darker, more towards brick red roof tiles, while the Mb is slightly more brown/muted:
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If I look at this one, the red is pretty deep on the IPS, and slightly tending more towards 'brick red' on the mbp.
If I compare the above to your train/cityscape, the above image is more red than your train, with the train being more red-orange.
Of course, I'm still unsure if this means my IPS is still pushing/over-saturating reds a bit, or if the MB is just still cooler and the IPS is 'in the ballpark,' but..
I did go back through the images on flickr with the new calibrations - and did notice a few weren't quite as saturated/warm as I was seeing them previously, so there were some subtle changes on the IPS panel re-calibration.
This one in particular seemed to be far too warm initially - I wanted this shot somewhat saturated, tending towards orange field a bit.
Can you tell me how these two display now?
flower pic - is the red deep, or is it muted/washed out or tinting towards orange or brown?
IMGP1484.jpg | Flickr - Photo Sharing! - warmer than before, although not 'popping' by any means..