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Hang on, Apple don't calibrate each display individualy. They profile a characteristic display, and then apply that characteristic profile to all of their dis
by jimnotgym 3y ago
Hang on, Apple don't calibrate each display individualy. They profile a characteristic display, and then apply that characteristic profile to all of their displays.
If you want a calibrated display you will need to buy some calibration hardware! Displays change over time too...so frequent calibration is needed.
Edit: If you want to prove this to yourself grab the display profile off another mac and compare it. It will be the same.
- Joeri 3y agoTIL Anyway, the profile is accurate enough that the dimming of non-HDR parts while ramping up brightness is not noticeable to me if I block off the HDR part.