Would you mind uploading your profile so I can see it? Thanks!
Yep, both your calibrations are very similar. To my eyes they both look pretty "yellow," but that's just to my eyes. I'm sure I'd get used to it.
May have to buy an i1 Display Pro...
Also here... so much improvement over the standard profile.
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I am sure you will get used to the slightly warmer white. The human eye has a good white balancing function
100% agreed. It's funny how people complain about yellow screens. It's usually only noticed when it's next to another screen that is less apparently yellow.
As long as the yellow is uniform on the screen i also see no problem. My iMac (2012) has a yellow tint at the bottom as many have.
I profiled in the middle of the screen and compared the results with an ICC profile i created at the top. As the yellow tint decreases from bottom to top there is also a difference you can see in the picture. Probably that is also why the profile from shiny-blanket also differs from mine.
I finally picked up an i1Display Pro, and my results mirror those of others with the device on their 2012, 27" iMac.
Feel free to try it and see how you feel.
D65, 120cdm/2 , - Note this is SEVEN brightness levels (7 bars) up from the lowest brightness to achieve 120cdm/2
ICC profile
thanks,
it looks good here.
The Pro works with LED backlighting. The D2 will shift to magenta thanks to the overwhelming green cast of LED and sensor not able to deal with it. The i1 D2 is NOT wide gamut or LED supported. People using it are just enjoying incorrect accuracy and I have seen way too many pink/purple display's out there with people thinking they are accurate. Sometimes your eyes are better than the SW result. Make sure you all are profiling in absolute darkness as well. The iMac glass will further corrupt the results with too much light in the room.
Sorry for straying away. But I am curious about your color gamut result for the new iMac's display. I want to buy a wide-gamut display for photo editing, is the 2012 iMac good enough, or I should buy a full Adobe RGB one like Dell 2713H (not HM)? Any suggestion will be appreciated!
I recommend that everyone who doesn't have a calibrator at least do the "advanced" calibration by hand. It's better than nothing and not bad if you are very very careful about the sliders. Squinting a little bit helps while adjusting the sliders.
Привет Уильям! У вас все еще есть ваш профиль icc? Пожалуйста, обновите ссылку.Ага уже установил. Но спасибо, хе-хе.
В первом посте есть обновленный профиль от i1 Pro.