after screen replacement photos and videos look strange

[AyaAwad]

My screen was broken and I had it replaced, everything works perfectly the colors looks good but the photos and videos look ver weird (attached photo)
Did anyone experience such an issue before? Can anyone help?

 

[h9826790]

My screen was broken and I had it replaced, everything works perfectly the colors looks good but the photos and videos look ver weird (attached photo)
Did anyone experience such an issue before? Can anyone help?

It's almost impossible to tell what's wrong from your post.

1) We don't know how that photo originally look like
2) Your camera introduce lots of noise when capturing the monitor output

 

[BillyBobBongo]

I have a feeling this question is in regard to a MacBook Pro, and not a Mac Pro.

If so, then you’ll probably get better help in that particular forum.

 

[AyaAwad]

I have a feeling this question is in regard to a MacBook Pro, and not a Mac Pro.

If so, then you’ll probably get better help in that particular forum.

Yes Its the MacBook Pro, I will look for that thanks
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It's almost impossible to tell what's wrong from your post.

1) We don't know how that photo originally look like
2) Your camera introduce lots of noise when capturing the monitor output

Thanks for taking the time to reply, I have been trying to get help but I don't know how or where someone can help, the color problem is clear in the picture I think, all the normal images looks like there is an effect applied on the image
Anyway I hope someone can help

 

[thornslack]

Perhaps the replacement screen is a cheaper knock off? It sort of looks like a lower color bit depth issue to me. Might be worth double checking the monitor settings I suppose in the system preferences. Who completed the repair?

 

[AyaAwad]

Perhaps the replacement screen is a cheaper knock off? It sort of looks like a lower color bit depth issue to me. Might be worth double checking the monitor settings I suppose in the system preferences. Who completed the repair?

thanks Thornslack I had a professional replace the screen, and it costed around 450$ for the screen (its a MacBook Pro) I tried to calibrate color profile but it didn't work
How do you think this issue can be resolved?

 

[JPack]

You need to ask the repair shop to use an OEM display. Normally, they will use a non-OEM replacement to save money. The cost is at least a $100 difference.

 

[AyaAwad]

You need to ask the repair shop to use an OEM display. Normally, they will use a non-OEM replacement to save money. The cost is at least a $100 difference.

Thanks JPack they said they did use OEM display

 

[thornslack]

What does the repair facility say about your symptoms? When you click the apple menu, about this mac, system report, graphics/displays, what does it report about the LCD screen?

 

[AyaAwad]

Thank you all for your help, I went back to the repair shop yesterday and they changed the screen one more time as it seems he used an earlier version screen (my laptop is a late 2015, he used an early 2015 model I believe) it works perfectly now

 

[A Hobo]

Thanks JPack they said they did use OEM display

This is real easy to check, was it done by Apple? Or not?

 

[chabig]

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