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Hi,
Would like to know what is the best way to calibrate the screen of my MacBookPro 15″ Retina (2015). I am using the X-Rite i1Display Pro. Any recommendations (about the configuration of DisplayCal) for the best possible result…
Thanks.
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I set “White level drift” enabled.
Interactive display adjustment – disabled
Color temperature = 6500.
Other options: Auto, quality: high.
Profile type: XYZ LUT + matrix
My results in attachment.
Hi,
the defaults should usually work well. If in doubt, choose the “Office & Web” preset (or “Laptop” if measuring a Laptop screen).
One important thing about calibration macbook screen – You should locate calibrator to the left or right side, not center(!!!) of the screen. Because apple-logo light slightly change colors.
Ok, I have a question ..:
I’m using a i1Display Pro to calibrating my MacBook Pro Retina (2015) – 6500 100 cd/m 2.2
1. The ‘White level drift compensation’ is necessary? Will I get a better result?
2. Calibration Speed: ‘Medium’ Is it better than high?
3. Testchart: 2667¿?
Thanks…
The ‘White level drift compensation’ is necessary? Will I get a better result?
This is only of use if the display white level drifts. Normally white LED backlights are pretty stable over time.
Calibration Speed: ‘Medium’ Is it better than high?
The difference in accuracy is small, the difference in speed more substantial (slower).
Testchart: 2667
I doubt you want to go higher than that, as the higher you go the more diminishing returns you will have. A good quality LUT profile can already be had with a few hundred patches.
