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Hi!
I just received my brand new M2 MacBook Pro 16-Inch and my Studio Display.
Why is the display of the MacBook Pro yellow compared to the Studio Display?
The displays are using their default settings:
MacBook Pro: Apple XDR Display (P3-1600 nits)
Studio Display: Apple Display (P3-600 nits)
I turned True Tone off.
It is really important to me that both look the same please.
Thank you!
Christian.
MacBook Pro 16″
Hey! Long time no talk.
Apple recognized that my MacBook Pro's display was faulty and replaced it with a new one, free of charge.
Now, instead of being yellow, it's magenta.
🫠
Ah, well... I'll have to settle and move on.
Chris.
Well, that's at least something of a start.
But just like my EIZO monitor, expensive as they are, they cannot hold a perfect preset forever any more than Apple's displays can.
At some point, you may find it more than necessary to figure out how to properly calibrate and profile your panels.
I wanted to add that this tool https://github.com/supercurio/xdr-tuner has been incredibly useful as a custom calibration tool/stop gap. Here is the updated Python3 script to allow it work post OS Monteray: https://github.com/supercurio/xdr-tuner/issues/1#issuecomment-1574869077
You may have to `pip install pyobjc` to resolve some of the error.
Additionally, in my case, since I work with a monitor attached with my monitor set up as my 'main' screen, and want to change my laptop screen to match the stuido display monitor, I had to to change L57 to
` display_id = online_display_list_result[1][-1] # if laptop attached to monitor, this will choose laptop` so that it wasn't the monitor which was affected
Search the Settings/Preference for "Night Shift"
After opening the Display Calibrator Assistant app, option+click on THIS will make the Expert Mode appear:
MY GOD!
Anyway, no matter what I do, nothing works. It’s sooooo bad:
The new Visual Fine-Tune calibration saved my sanity!
See if night shift is turned on on your MacBook, you might want to turn that off
Hope this helps!
It's not. Thank you!
I can't locate this setting. Thank you!
Then it's inherent in the screen's image creation.
It's turned off, and when I play with the Color temperature button, it affects both displays.
+1
Thanks again!
Do you promise both my monitors will look a little more alike if I buy a X-rite or DataColor monitor calibrator? 🤣
MacBook Pro Display too yellow compared to Studio Display
