Display Profiles for new 2010 MBA?

[ton123]

ton - the 9CDF profile you posted does work well for my display! Much more natural colors now.

Glad that it works well on yours

 

[macbook123]

Who's the manufacturer of the 9CDF display of the 13"? The manufacturer of the 9CF0 one is "00000610".

I think I'm going to return mine in the hope of getting a 9CDF one next time...

 

[neteng101]

0610 as well on the 9CDF.

LP133WP1-TPA1
Color LCD

 

[macbook123]

0610 as well on the 9CDF.

LP133WP1-TPA1
Color LCD

Do we have a way of finding out what company 0610 is?

Also, where did you find the LP.. information and what does it mean?

 

[Mechinyun]

9CDF - Here too! Just installed Ton123's profile, looks great. Thank you.

 

[CatKingK]

Here's an updated profile I made for the 13" 9CF0 display using ColorEyesDisplay Pro and an X-Rite i1 color meter. The previous I think was set to D65 white balance instead of native. This profile seems fairly accurate but some blues may look a little more purple. I've seen this on all laptop displays. It's a compromise with the limited color gamut available.

Unzip the file and the copy the icc file to /Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays or ~/Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays. The open System Preferences, then select the Displays panel. Then select the Color tab at the top and click on the profile name.

I got mine with a 9CF0 also and agree that the color is comparatively cool than others. I had created a color profiles using the build-in color assistance of MBA and the result is quite good. When compare with bcaslis's profile I think mine is even warmer and look nicer (my impression)
Can someone give me some thought that I could upload my color profile to here to share with your guys for discussion

 

[bcaslis]

I got mine with a 9CF0 also and agree that the color is comparatively cool than others. I had created a color profiles using the build-in color assistance of MBA and the result is quite good. When compare with bcaslis's profile I think mine is even warmer and look nicer (my impression)
Can someone give me some thought that I could upload my color profile to here to share with your guys for discussion

Right click on the profile you made in the finder and select the compress option. Then post a message here and add the zip file to the attachments section of the post.

 

[CatKingK]

Right click on the profile you made in the finder and select the compress option. Then post a message here and add the zip file to the attachments section of the post.

Thanks bcaslis. It is my first Mac.
Here you go http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=258939&stc=1&d=1288989174
let me know your comment, thx

 

[bcaslis]

MBA 11" 9CF2 Profile

Here's a profile I made for the 11" 9CF2 display using ColorEyesDisplay Pro and an X-Rite i1 color meter. This profile seems fairly accurate but some blues may look a little more purple. I've seen this on all laptop displays. It's a compromise with the limited color gamut available.

Unzip the file and the copy the icc file to /Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays or ~/Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays. The open System Preferences, then select the Displays panel. Then select the Color tab at the top and click on the profile name.

 

[macbook123]

Thanks bcaslis. It is my first Mac.
Here you go http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=258939&stc=1&d=1288989174
let me know your comment, thx

This may be off-topic but I really like this on my 17" MBP!!

Will try it on the Air with 9CF0 display later...

 

[Pipper99]

Directions were posted above by neteng: "Look in System Preferences, Display - Color. Open the default profile, scroll down to bottom and look at make/model info."

My model info is blank on my new 13" MBA.

Never mind: I found it.

 

[macbook123]

Thanks bcaslis. It is my first Mac.
Here you go http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=258939&stc=1&d=1288989174
let me know your comment, thx

I like it a lot with my 17" MBP, but find it MUCH too blue with the 9CF0 of the Air.

 

[w00tini]

Here's a profile I made for the 11" 9CF2 display using ColorEyesDisplay Pro and an X-Rite i1 color meter. This profile seems fairly accurate but some blues may look a little more purple. I've seen this on all laptop displays. It's a compromise with the limited color gamut available.

Unzip the file and the copy the icc file to /Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays or ~/Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays. The open System Preferences, then select the Displays panel. Then select the Color tab at the top and click on the profile name.

best one so far... thanks for uploading

 

[bcaslis]

I like it a lot with my 17" MBP, but find it MUCH too blue with the 9CF0 of the Air.

Well, it's only made on been tested by me on the 11" display. I have no idea how it's going to work on anything else. But it's free.

 

[macbook123]

Well, it's only made on been tested by me on the 11" display. I have no idea how it's going to work on anything else. But it's free.

Gosh, sorry, I meant the display by CatKingK for the 9CF0. Meant to quote him/her.

 

[CatKingK]

I like it a lot with my 17" MBP, but find it MUCH too blue with the 9CF0 of the Air.

I have made another color profile this morning and seems to me is better than the first one. Comments are welcome. Thx

 

[alau0115]

Anyone has the same display as mine?


Manufacturer : 000010AC
Display Model: 0000F017

Who made this display? Any icc profile that can be shared?

Thanks.

 

[Fuchal]

Here's a profile I made for the 11" 9CF2 display using ColorEyesDisplay Pro and an X-Rite i1 color meter. This profile seems fairly accurate but some blues may look a little more purple. I've seen this on all laptop displays. It's a compromise with the limited color gamut available.

Unzip the file and the copy the icc file to /Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays or ~/Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays. The open System Preferences, then select the Displays panel. Then select the Color tab at the top and click on the profile name.

Thanks! I'm excited to try it out

 

[jamespa66]

I have made another color profile this morning and seems to me is better than the first one. Comments are welcome. Thx

Tried this profile on my 9CF0 made the grays turn purple and was very hard on the eye's.

 

[jamespa66]

Here's a profile I made for the 11" 9CF2 display using ColorEyesDisplay Pro and an X-Rite i1 color meter. This profile seems fairly accurate but some blues may look a little more purple. I've seen this on all laptop displays. It's a compromise with the limited color gamut available.

Unzip the file and the copy the icc file to /Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays or ~/Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays. The open System Preferences, then select the Displays panel. Then select the Color tab at the top and click on the profile name.

This profile looks fantastic on my 13" MBA. Great job!

 

[Fuchal]

Here's a profile I made for the 11" 9CF2 display using ColorEyesDisplay Pro and an X-Rite i1 color meter. This profile seems fairly accurate but some blues may look a little more purple. I've seen this on all laptop displays. It's a compromise with the limited color gamut available.

Unzip the file and the copy the icc file to /Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays or ~/Library/Colorsync/Profiles/Displays. The open System Preferences, then select the Displays panel. Then select the Color tab at the top and click on the profile name.

Thanks, this one looks great!

 

[macbook123]

This profile looks fantastic on my 13" MBA. Great job!

Which display model?

 

[kamui]

9CDF - Here too! Just installed Ton123's profile, looks great. Thank you.

Thanks ton, it worked well on my 9CDF too. It's pretty similar to the default profile actually.

 

[neteng101]

Thanks ton, it worked well on my 9CDF too. It's pretty similar to the default profile actually.

I thought the same too - just not the exaggerated look of the default profile, but definitely not hugely different.

 

[BENJMNS]

i would call this the 9ocd group