For those with the new iMac, one screen trial

[MacMiguel]

We have seen the uneven backlighting issue on some post so we don't know yet how often it happens. I propose one thing for those who have just got the new iMac:

-Select a completly BLACK jpeg pic and turn off the lights, then take a picture so we can see if it happens frecuently....


This is important, thanks guys.

[justperry]

Originally Posted by MacMiguel

We have seen the uneven backlighting issue on some post so we don't know yet how often it happens. I propose one thing for those who have just got the new iMac:

-Select a completly BLACK jpeg pic and turn off the lights, then take a picture so we can see if it happens frecuently....


This is important, thanks guys.

You might find that a good idea but I don't, let people just enjoy their new imac's, if there is something wrong with the screen we will automatically find out here with real people with this problem.
Hell,even if they had most people don't even realize or care.

This topic is unnecessary.

[MacMiguel]

Originally Posted by justperry

You might find that a good idea but I don't, let people just enjoy their new imac's, if there is something wrong with the screen we will automatically find out here with real people with this problem.
Hell,even if they had most people don't even realize or care.

This topic is unnecessary.

It's just for know if it's an isolated problem or a common problem. I think it could be interesting. I think you should not judge if something is necessary or not, simply don't click more on the post, good luck guy.

[bo-waleed]

Originally Posted by justperry

You might find that a good idea but I don't, let people just enjoy their new imac's, if there is something wrong with the screen we will automatically find out here with real people with this problem.
Hell,even if they had most people don't even realize or care.

This topic is unnecessary.

I totally agree.

Just enjoy your new imac.

Some people may never realize it but if they try this method and found this they will panic

[Trojans]

Originally Posted by bo-waleed

I totally agree.

Just enjoy your new imac.

Some people may never realize it but if they try this method and found this they will panic

That's what happened to me. I should have never ever, ever, tested my iMac. Damn, I'm sooooooo disappointed. My wonderful night just gone.

[justperry]

Originally Posted by MacMiguel

It's just for know if it's an isolated problem or a common problem. I think it could be interesting. I think you should not judge if something is necessary or not, simply don't click more on the post, good luck guy.

See what you did below!

Originally Posted by Trojans

That's what happened to me. I should have never ever, ever, tested my iMac. Damn, I'm sooooooo disappointed. My wonderful night just gone.

Or is this meant to be sarcaticEdit: No it is not, I saw your thread, link below.


21.5 iMac 2012 DISPLAY ISSUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[boto]

Once I receive my 27" iMac I will LOOK for these issues. There is NO WAY I will accept pressure marks, dead pixels, image retention, non-uniform colors, and especially backlight bleeding. As soon as your 14 day return/holiday return period is over, Apple won't accomodate to your wishes. I have personally experienced this for my rMBP and it took 4 months to make it right. Also, because I am an animator, it is essential for me to receive a perfect color uniformed screen for color composition accuracy. Even other occupations will most likely follow my paranoid behavior, like photographers, graphic designers, architects, and others in the art field so I'm not alone.

[DarrenUK]

I remember seeing or reading somewhere (may have been apples keynote) that on these new iMacs each and every one was supposed to have the screen manually calibrated/tested etc. these issues should have been picked up there surely? I have a 27" pre ordered, I sure do hope my screen is perfect at the price I've paid for it.

[justperry]

Originally Posted by boto

Once I receive my 27" iMac I will LOOK for these issues. There is NO WAY I will accept pressure marks, dead pixels, image retention, non-uniform colors, and especially backlight bleeding. As soon as your 14 day return/holiday return period is over, Apple won't accomodate to your wishes. I have personally experienced this for my rMBP and it took 4 months to make it right. Also, because I am an animator, it is essential for me to receive a perfect color uniformed screen for color composition accuracy. Even other occupations will most likely follow my paranoid behavior, like photographers, graphic designers, architects, and others in the art field so I'm not alone.

Oh, I completely agree with you but the OP started a thread for no reasons, if there are issues with them they will start new threads on this topic.

Yes, if your job involves high accuracy of a screen it must be perfect but if you are that kind of pro then maybe you should also choose a Pro screen.
And I don't see that an iMac is a Pro machine.

[MacMiguel]

Originally Posted by justperry

Oh, I completely agree with you but the OP started a thread for no reasons, if there are issues with them they will start new threads on this topic.

Yes, if your job involves high accuracy of a screen it must be perfect but if you are that kind of pro then maybe you should also choose a Pro screen.
And I don't see that an iMac is a Pro machine.

iMac is not a "Pro" machine? what is it, a game console? DO YOU KNOW WHAT 1400€ or more mean??? Are you rich like Paris Hilton or what!!

[pyzon]

Originally Posted by MacMiguel

We have seen the uneven backlighting issue on some post so we don't know yet how often it happens. I propose one thing for those who have just got the new iMac:

-Select a completly BLACK jpeg pic and turn off the lights, then take a picture so we can see if it happens frecuently....


This is important, thanks guys.

Here we go again déjà vu from the iPad forum.....looking for problems.

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Originally Posted by MacMiguel

iMac is not a "Pro" machine? what is it, a game console? DO YOU KNOW WHAT 1400€ or more mean??? Are you rich like Paris Hilton or what!!

iMac is NOT a pro machine if your looking for a pro machine you might pay 1400 for a decent wide gamut screen....alone...

[sno1man]

Originally Posted by MacMiguel

We have seen the uneven backlighting issue on some post so we don't know yet how often it happens. I propose one thing for those who have just got the new iMac:

-Select a completly BLACK jpeg pic and turn off the lights, then take a picture so we can see if it happens frecuently....


This is important, thanks guys.

You go first Sparky. You will be doing the world a service

[justperry]

Originally Posted by MacMiguel

iMac is not a "Pro" machine? what is it, a game console? DO YOU KNOW WHAT 1400€ or more mean??? Are you rich like Paris Hilton or what!!

Imac is not a Pro machine, the MacPro is, period.