Anyone willing to share their 15" high res color profile?

[Nykwil]

I'm terrible at calibrating and judging with my own eye.

Anyone willing to share something good please?

 

[Merkyworks]

I would be curious on this as well. Perhaps a AG-HR settings and a Glossy-HR settings note/sticky would be good.

 

[bcaslis]

Need to know what your LCD type is. A profile for a different make LCD will look terrible.

Usually I calibrate the LCD always and get a better profile than the stock Apple one. However the stock profile for the 15" hires glossy and AG are both excellent. I'm having a hard time making a better one. You're not really missing out on anything using the stock profile for these two displays.

 

[Nykwil]

Need to know what your LCD type is. A profile for a different make LCD will look terrible.

Usually I calibrate the LCD always and get a better profile than the stock Apple one. However the stock profile for the 15" hires glossy and AG are both excellent. I'm having a hard time making a better one. You're not really missing out on anything using the stock profile for these two displays.

yeah, out the box it did look pretty good, but I'm always open to any other contributions as well

 

[babyt]

Need to know what your LCD type is. A profile for a different make LCD will look terrible.

Usually I calibrate the LCD always and get a better profile than the stock Apple one. However the stock profile for the 15" hires glossy and AG are both excellent. I'm having a hard time making a better one. You're not really missing out on anything using the stock profile for these two displays.

nevermind

im using the same apple profile,
it may be a little yellow... but if so its VERY hard to tell

ive got the

9CB7
LTN154MT07
Samsung
Anti-Glare

 

[mrwonkers]

nevermind

im using the same apple profile,
it may be a little yellow... but if so its VERY hard to tell

ive got the

9CB7
LTN154MT07
Samsung
Anti-Glare

+1

Exactly the same panel here, I would love it if some one out there with color calibration equipment & the same panel could provide a link to an accurate color profile d/l

Love this new MacBook plenty of power and it seems to run pretty cool compared to my 2010 i7 17, battery time is better 2...

 

[dusk007]

There used to be a thread with color profiles when the 15" were released last year. I used one that made the screen much warmer almost to warm with low brightness. It is much better though, more natural and I feel I can stand looking it much better than the way to cold default profile.
I can upload it when I start up OSX again. I am currently working in Windows.
Do you have an AG or glossy screen as that probably makes a difference.

I tried to create a custom profile with their wizard but everything I managed was even worse than the default profile

 

[JTToft]

There used to be a thread with color profiles when the 15" were released last year. I used one that made the screen much warmer almost to warm with low brightness. It is much better though, more natural and I feel I can stand looking it much better than the way to cold default profile.
I can upload it when I start up OSX again. I am currently working in Windows.
Do you have an AG or glossy screen as that probably makes a difference.

I tried to create a custom profile with their wizard but everything I managed was even worse than the default profile

- I remember that as well... Do you mean this one?
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/904014/

By the way: How do I find out which panel I have?

 

[aznguyen316]

9CB7

I have that and I just tried out a couple from the link and I like the default one best..

 

[Nykwil]

Need to know what your LCD type is. A profile for a different make LCD will look terrible.

Usually I calibrate the LCD always and get a better profile than the stock Apple one. However the stock profile for the 15" hires glossy and AG are both excellent. I'm having a hard time making a better one. You're not really missing out on anything using the stock profile for these two displays.

I've got the 9CB6