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Yesterday I became the proud owner of a 30" ACD. The size and resolution are awesome. The guy at the apple store who I've dealt with before was great. He said they sell very few of the ACDs...just 3-4 a month, if that. He said the sell more MacPros. He was so happy I bought the monitor he said, "I want to give you a hug." We hugged in the store with like 250 people milling around...very funny and bizarre at the same time :D

Anyway, now that I have the monitor at home, the color seems a tad bit washed out. I decided not to get the Huey Pro until I tried the ColorSync first. Any tips on calibrating this beautiful monster?
 
are they hard to use ?? because i was wondering if its worth it to mess around with the color profile

I have two ACD 30's on my Mac Pro. They have been exceptional monitors and I'd buy again in a heartbeat.

I do a lot of photography (Nikon D3 in RAW only, editing with either CS4 or Nikon Capture NX2. I use the CinemaHD profile and have had absolutely zero complaints for color accuracy.
 
Any tips on calibrating this beautiful monster?

I've set my Gamma to 2.2 (which is the native of the display), looks much better now.
I don't know which OS you're running but IIRC, Tiger and Leopard both set a Gamma value of 2.0 as standard.
 
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