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1. Display Calibration App
2. Monitor Color Calibration App
3. Battery Calibration App
4. Iphone Color Calibration
5. Color Calibration For Mac

Hello,

I have a really odd issue with color calibration of two new MacBook Pro 2018 with the same configuration:

- 15' display

- Radeon Pro 560X + Intel UHD Graphics 630

- macOS 10.13.6

I started to calibrate the first one with X-Rite i1Display and i1Profiler.

As soon as the profile is created and loaded, I get strange azure artifacts that replace the black colors displayed on my screen, both images and text.

It's so strange as if I take a screenshot and I post here, you'll see everything ok, so I had to make a video that you can check here:

The super strange thing is that the problem persists only if you close the calibration app. If you leave it open, everything is fine. (Of course, you're supposed to close it after creating the ICC profile).

Obviously I thought that the issue was related to X-Rite, but then I decided to calibrate the second MacBook Pro using Spyder 4 Elite, so another brand with another software and another calibration probe.

The result is the same, azure artifacts with the created profile (but this time even with the calibration app open).

Does anybody experience the same issue?

Any idea?

Is there a way to report officially to Apple if the issue is confirmed?

Thanks,

Francesco

MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2018), macOS High Sierra (10.13.6)

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Display Calibration App

These screens do not always have a good press in the photographer community or with color management specialists. However, they are really very beautiful aesthetically, not to mention that their quality has improved significantly since 2012 ! For example, I noted an average Delta e of only 0.25 (2000 standard) with my i1Display Pro on the last iMac Pro Retina from 2017 ! It is therefore time to learn how to calibrate them.. in order to use them without a second thought..

Because of their reflections, which are indeed very annoying in many lighting environments, Mac displays and especially their beautiful iMacs have very bad press. Moreover, they are very limited in their settings : just the brightness.

However, since July 2011 and the release of a new generation of calibration tools, particularly at X-Rite (Colormunki Display and i1Display Pro), it is quite possible to calibrate these screens, and, in my opinion, in a very nice way.

Personally, I would say that their main defect because it will bother everyone remains their reflections (which have been considerably reduced on the 2013 versions) because their second defect - a not very extensive gamut - will not necessarily bother everyone. Indeed, who needs an extended gamut every day ? Not everyone, I assure you. Look at the magnificent images of Vincent Munier to convince yourself !

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Monitor Color Calibration App

The specificities of calibrating an iMac or Mac screen

But what makes Mac or iMac displays so difficult to calibrate a priori ? Is it because of their panel ? Of their settings? Of their graphics cards ?

What about the quality of iMac and Apple Display panels ?

There are now three main categories of computer display panel quality : TN, PVA and IPS for short. The better the quality, the easier it is to calibrate it but above all to edit your photos on it and obviously some photo retouching. Why ? Mainly because bad panels are distinguished by their poor viewing angle. With these panels it is indeed impossible to keep the same brightness as soon as you turn or lower your head. However, Apple, for the past two years, has been using the best technology, IPS. Before 2011/2012, iMac screens were complicated to calibrate but things have improved considerably since then.

• iMacs have been using IPS white LED panels since 2012,
• Apple Displays use IPS panels but with fluorescent tubes (CCFL).

Battery Calibration App

Almost no settings on iMacs and Mac displays

Iphone Color Calibration

On the other hand, it is now possible (since July 2011) to correct or even cancel their second major defect : the absence of screen settings except for brightness. However, we had seen on the page dedicated to screen calibration that the brightness was used to adjust the white point and the contrast the black point. This small miracle is still possible thanks to a new function implemented in particular in the X-Rite Colormunki Display and i1Display Pro colorimeters : the ADC function (Automatic Display Control).

Color Calibration For Mac

My advice !All you have to do is choose the brightness you want (with X-Rite or Datacolor colorimeters) and make sure, on X-Rite models, that the 'Enable ADC function' button is checked. (Fig. below).