Mac Book Pro Display question

[austinexs]

I'm a professional photographer and this Tuesday I'm finally ordering my 17" 2.6GHz 4GB Mac book pro. I have a question about the display. I'm upgrading to the high-resolution 1920x1200. I'm trying to decide whether to get the glossy or the antiglare finish. I know it says that the glossy is better for pictures but I use a ColorVision Spyder 2 Pro Colorimeter to calibrate my current PC's screen which has a antiglare finish. I was wondering if anyone has used anything to calibrate their Hi-Resolution Glossy Widescreen Display and how did it work?

Thanks,
Austin
www.austindunnphotography.com

 

[powermac_daddy]

I'm a professional photographer and this Tuesday I'm finally ordering my 17" 2.6GHz 4GB Mac book pro. I have a question about the display. I'm upgrading to the high-resolution 1920x1200. I'm trying to decide whether to get the glossy or the antiglare finish. I know it says that the glossy is better for pictures but I use a ColorVision Spyder 2 Pro Colorimeter to calibrate my current PC's screen which has a antiglare finish. I was wondering if anyone has used anything to calibrate their Hi-Resolution Glossy Widescreen Display and how did it work?

Thanks,
Austin
www.austindunnphotography.com

i have been in love with my glossy for a while. i am ready to move on. sometimes i just don't want to see what is behind me. Trust me, you will love the glossy for 3 months only.

It's like, you like doggystyle, but don't you enjoy someone on top of you? you can't always be in control. Try to connect this with your monitor.

 

[mchalebk]

Thought I'd point out that you've posted this in the MacPro forum. You might get more responses in the MacBook Pro forum.