Ultimate Calibration Guide for Apple 14" & 16" MacBook Pro XDR Display - This is the way!

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

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  • @ArtIsRight
    @ArtIsRight  Год назад +22

    Only Calibrite newest Display Pro HL and Display Plus HL are capable of profiling miniLED backlight displays such as Apple Liquid Retina XDR displays. All previous Calibrite / X-Rite devices are not capable of calibrating any miniLED backlight display including Apple Liquid Retina XDR inside the 14" & 16" MacBook Pro.

    • @ProfessorStone
      @ProfessorStone Год назад +7

      I know you say "aren't capable" but can we use the GB LED option and use the original Display Plus? I JUST bought it earlier this year when I got my 16" M2 and these Plus HL weren't out yet when I bought the Display Plus.

    • @itspeache
      @itspeache Год назад

      7:01 can you explain what you mean here???

    • @Ashkyousefi
      @Ashkyousefi Год назад +1

      I have the same question@@ProfessorStone

    • @terenceong5325
      @terenceong5325 Год назад

      would love to know too!

    • @daylit88
      @daylit88 Год назад

      What about going a calibration with the calibrate pro unit? 🙆🏻‍♀️

  • @kevinacaceres
    @kevinacaceres 9 месяцев назад +14

    Hello Art, I hope all is well. I just calibrated my Apple MBP M1 Max with Sonoma version 14.4.1 with the Calibrite Display Plus HL. I followed your instructions step by step. My machine did have a slight difference from the factory profile to the now calibrated profile. My validation returned an Average, All patches as 0.5 and Maximum, All patches at 2.9. Thank you so much for sharing this educational video for us who are not too familiar with all the technicalities in making the proper screen calibration on these MBP with the Retina screens. As a photographer, I am appreciative for all the work you do to provide us with these amazing educational videos to better display colors on the MBP screen. Kind regards, Kevin.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  9 месяцев назад

      Thank you!

    • @4ndressa957
      @4ndressa957 4 месяца назад

      Hi Kevin! Would you mind sharing which settings you followed? I didn't find the video about MacOS SONOMA 14.X (he mentioned at minute 2:16 that we need to change some settings according to MacOS)

    • @kevinacaceres
      @kevinacaceres 4 месяца назад

      @@4ndressa957 Hello, I apologize for the delayed response. I have Sonoma OS therefore I followed these settings ruclips.net/video/UQs4y26ZULM/видео.html

  • @chrispennarts4085
    @chrispennarts4085 19 дней назад +2

    What an amazing and professional explanation. I am deeply grateful. As a photographer, you want to know exactly what you see on your screen. Thank you so much!

  • @stubborngamer94
    @stubborngamer94 2 месяца назад

    Thank you this helped a ton !!

  • @sebaluraghi
    @sebaluraghi 5 месяцев назад +1

    ¡Gracias!

  • @Dima___S
    @Dima___S 11 месяцев назад +1

    Good afternoon. Tell me, please, does the Calibrite PROFILER program support thespectrophotometer?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  11 месяцев назад

      yes, but they may be building the support for it. I have to check

    • @Dima___S
      @Dima___S 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@ArtIsRight Thanks, I will be waiting for your feedback. I have the opportunity to buy X-rite 1 Basic pro 2 on the secondary market.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  11 месяцев назад +1

      For that no, none of the Pro Spectrophotometer are supported. The only that's support is the Color Munki Photo / i1Studio / ColorChecker Studio devices (they are all the same). For that pro device you would still use i1Profiler. However, X-Rite has ended support for the i1Pro series already, so I would not advise that you get it. I would look at the i1Pro 2 or 3

    • @Dima___S
      @Dima___S 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@ArtIsRight Have you thought about the i1 Pro? I asked about the support for the i1 Pro 2 Basic. Does Calibrite PROFILER support the i1 Pro 2 Basic?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  11 месяцев назад

      Same answer, Calibrite Profilier will not support that, and you have to use i1Profilier those are consider X-Rite pro devices. The only spectro that Calibrite Profilier support is the i1studio device

  • @nretful
    @nretful День назад

    Hello Art, thank you very much for the great tutorial and for the effort to answer to our questions.
    I do have some questions:
    1. After creating a profile for a few different (in brightness) photography presets, I have noticed that even though this profile is still active while using the default P3 presets with brightness adjustment, the contrast on these presets differs from that of the specialised presets. When testing on the "Black Level" page of Lagom, XDR preset crushes the blacks noticebly, so there is some gamma shift going on switching between the default presets and the workflow presets. Any way to correct the gamma on the default presets?
    2. Looking at the gamma chart provided by Lagom, the gamma is super off in all my browser, but after downloading the image it does look right from the Preview app. On a Windows machine I didn't have this problem.
    3. After calibrating both the macbook display and perfoming a hardware calibration on an EIZO ColorEdge Monitor with the same device, the EIZO looked noticebly more magenta/reddish, especially in skin tones. I have then decided to manually reduce the red output on the eizo to match visually that of the apple display, but I'm not sure which is more correct - the specialized monitor or the apple display. Do these Green-Magenta differences actually matter a lot, since our perception of white balance changes based on our surroundings?
    Thank you!

  • @ThomazMartinez
    @ThomazMartinez Год назад +1

    Ive just done my own testing, and i can say that Apple STILL not loading profiles correctly when restarting. I've just created a really bad profile like make everything washed out, so after i change resolution or restart my computer it KINDA goes back to apple default profile, BUT not same as going again into calibrite PROFILER and applying the profile again.
    I dont understand why you saying that after restart it applies the profile, visually it kinda HALF applied

    • @ThomazMartinez
      @ThomazMartinez Год назад +1

      Here more litterly the issue I'm having g this ICC profiles not sticking you will see

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      That is a bug in some OS. Hopefully this will get fix soon...

    • @Matck06
      @Matck06 11 месяцев назад

      Hi, I have the same problem here with my MBP 16 M3 max, as soon as I restart or switch to the XDR 1600 nit profile and come back to photography P3 L100 the icc profile reverts to lcd colors while on colorsync it shows me the icc profile created by calibrite, each time I have to click on reset to default and then on calibrite "profile management" to click on activate on the icc profile I created with my display plus HL so that the colors change and my profile is activated correctly. This must be a Mac os sonoma problem?

  • @hendrikd7665
    @hendrikd7665 2 дня назад

    Hello, first of all, thank you for the detailed video.
    Unfortunately, it no longer works as described, apparently due to a change in MacOS.
    If you select a profile (e.g. Photo P3 D65), you can use the fine adjustment. However, if you duplicate the profile as described and save it (in my case with 120 cd and sRGB), then there is no fine adjustment. In the menu, the fine adjustment is grayed out and there is only "full calibration". And this cannot be done with Calibrite Pro because the sensor is not recognized (by MacOS). I use MacBook Pro M4Pro 16" with latest MacOS Seq.

  • @Nicolas_SAVIGNAT
    @Nicolas_SAVIGNAT Год назад +2

    Thank you for this very complete and detailed tutorial. It helped me understand how to calibrate the screen on my MBP M2 Max.

  • @shinyhappydaniel
    @shinyhappydaniel 2 дня назад

    Thanks for an awesome video! Learned a lot! I'm very new to this but have bought me a Display Plus. When making presets for my Pro Display XDR, I've measured two profiles (one for photo and one for Video) with the settings adjusted for each. I can see them in the system settings/display and change them there. But when I look in Color Sync Utility the corresponding profile doesn't change with the changes of the presets. Do I need to do that manually in Color sync utilities every time?

  • @rachelklein6576
    @rachelklein6576 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you Art!! I really appreciate these videos you do! And love the purple!!!! :)

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  5 месяцев назад

      You are so welcome!

  • @sebaluraghi
    @sebaluraghi 5 месяцев назад +1

    dude... I really love your videos! so well explained! many thanks!

  • @DrDougMcC45
    @DrDougMcC45 Год назад +2

    This has been very helpful and very well produced. I have the datacolor spyder X system and so I will explore what options I may find for that. Thank you

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      :)

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      X can't really calibrate these, it would have to be the X2. I mean you can but you'll have smaller color gamut

  • @stefangjorgievski1374
    @stefangjorgievski1374 Год назад +3

    Thank you for your videos, really helpful. Can you make a video calibrating in rec.709 gamma 2.4 100 nit and the difference between pure gamma and Apple's default HDTV video profile with gamma BT.1886 Annex 1 and system gamma boost of 1.22?

    • @ChampagneRhubarb
      @ChampagneRhubarb Год назад +1

      I've been wondering exactly this too.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Everything is the same, just change the reference mode. There's no need for another video. Just choose REC709 for gamut and set the Transfer Function to 2.4 or BT1886, both are going to be so close that it just comes down to preference.

    • @stefangjorgievski1374
      @stefangjorgievski1374 Год назад +1

      @@ArtIsRight Thank you but why Apple's default HDTV video profile with gamma BT.1886 Annex 1 is using system gamma boost of 1.22 instead of pure power?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      That is a fiction of BT1886 if you want to use that you can. BT1886 is a gamma curve and it is not 2.2. So in this case it correspond to 1.22

    • @andy80sdrums
      @andy80sdrums Год назад

      You mean here? ruclips.net/video/PLB93k9UYWc/видео.htmlsi=OHCHLNxLE7evf0pz&t=297. Thanks!@@ArtIsRight

  • @flowreader6755
    @flowreader6755 5 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks for the detailed video. Question: on my MacBook Pro 16" M3, when performing the fine-tune calibration you show, I'm unable to input the full luminance value (100.244); it cuts off after 1 numeral past the decimal (100.2). Is this sufficient? Thanks

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  5 месяцев назад

      Yes that is fine :)

  • @lucianolamioni5460
    @lucianolamioni5460 Месяц назад +1

    Hi Art, really amazing video!
    Question: I’ve created a few presets for editing, editing for printing etc . I also have to create a profile for each preset? Is it really necessary because each preset must be used with its own profile? Or a profile created with any preset (that is any luminance/white point value) work well with other preset? Thank you.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  14 дней назад +1

      if your preset does not change the white point, you don't need to change the profile.

  • @mycitymycity4242
    @mycitymycity4242 Год назад +1

    Hey do you/anybody know the recommendation for printing settings and keeping multiple calibration profiles? He mentions it when talking about setting the white balance and choosing the custom brightness 100 setting that the lower screen brightness of 50 is the best profile for printing. That would definitely make sense as I’m having an under exposure issue with printing while using ICC profiles and being calibrated correctly. Does anybody know if it’s normal to just switch back and forth between these display settings - ie staying on the 100 setting from this video but as I go to print switching to the 50 setting to make changes to the image for brightness and saturation. I’m toying with just staying in that setting.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      2 variables: I never recommend brightness below 80 nits. You are losing a lot. I would look at the light source luminance that you are using as well. These are variables that are equally as important.

    • @mycitymycity4242
      @mycitymycity4242 Год назад

      I’m sorry, I misspoke on part of that: I meant the d50 instead of d65 for printing and also using a lower lum like 80 nits if I’m having some dark exposure printing issues.
      How do you guys manage multiple settings? Like do you color grade in d65 with the settings you’ve made here and then when you want to print switch over to d50 and make adjustments?
      Thank you for your in depth videos, they’ve been revelatory.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      I just stick with D65 and call it the day. I never found D50 useful, just more of a pain

    • @mycitymycity4242
      @mycitymycity4242 Год назад

      Thank you for sharing your expertise!

  • @vanessaburnsphotography6983
    @vanessaburnsphotography6983 5 дней назад

    Hi there! I have a new 27" studio display. I was trying to follow along with the video but got stuck at white point fine tuning CIE...you recommended choosing K, but I did not have as many options pop up in my menu as you did - and there was no K or kelvin to choose... Help! (?)

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  4 дня назад

      It could be that your device does not support these advanced function, only the i1Display Pro, i1Display Plus, Display Pro HL or Display Plus HL will support these function

  • @suits1346
    @suits1346 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for your video, it was a tremendous help in setting the white point.

  • @MaartenVandeVelde-o2t
    @MaartenVandeVelde-o2t Год назад +1

    Hi Art,
    Thanks so much for putting so much work into helping out on calibrating our monitors. I recently bought the 27" Appple Studio Display and run it on Sonoma 14.1.1 . Today I received the Calibrite Display Pro HL and I'm trying to walk through the process of calibrating. Yet when I come to fine tuning the calibration in system preferences I get an orange triangle with warning sign when giving in the whiitepoint target values. I cannot move on from there as I cannot click 'finish'. It is greyed out. Could you help me out on where I might have gone wrong or how to solve the issue.
    Thanks so much for your help and your great work. Greetings from Belgium.

  • @gustavocbr
    @gustavocbr 3 месяца назад

    Hi ! I have a 16 inch 2021 m1 max MBP running Sequoia 15.0.1 , I can't find the Mini LED option in the drop down menu. Also can't find the option Measure K . It stops in "Native" . I am using a Colormunki Display calibrator.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  3 месяца назад

      That is why, "Colormunki" is no a pro device and I did said in the beginning of this video that only the Display Pro HL or Display Plus HL will work.

  • @MattHill
    @MattHill Год назад +1

    As usual-a brilliant and clear demonstration! Thanks, Art!

  • @Wizkid288
    @Wizkid288 Год назад +1

    Ok so here is where I get super confused. So I do both photo and video. When I’m editing photos do I have to set the displays preset to my photography preset as well as set my icc profile to match? And then when I want to edit video, do I then have to switch my display preset to video as well as change the icc profile from photography to match my video preset? So I would be switching both the display preset and icc profile. Meaning I would have to calibrate the display independently for photo and video??? The bulk of my question is just how to do multiple things on the same machine.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      Depending on the App that you use, Just stick with P3 and gamma 2.2 it is close enough to video 2.4 or BT1886 gamma and just go with it. You can simplified it this way. Once the content hits the web it really does not matter much anyways, displays out there are all over the place.

    • @Wizkid288
      @Wizkid288 Год назад +1

      @@ArtIsRight oh ok perfect. Thank you for the info as well as all the helpful videos you produce!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Thank you!

  • @runepedersen1570
    @runepedersen1570 2 месяца назад

    I wonder if Display Cal will be updated for Sequoia?

  • @GregForman1015
    @GregForman1015 Год назад +1

    Just finding your channel. Excellently made videos. Good organization of steps and information pertaining to them as well. I'll definitely be subscribing and checking out your other videos!

  • @runepedersen1570
    @runepedersen1570 2 месяца назад

    I'm on the exact same LapTop as you but there's no mini led option in Calibrite Profiler

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  2 месяца назад

      you need Calibrite newest Display Pro HL or Display Plus HL

  • @AjushiPhotography
    @AjushiPhotography 6 месяцев назад

    Great Tutorial, what is if you want to adjust the brightness again since it is no longer an option with the way you calibrated?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  6 месяцев назад +1

      Change the mode to Apple display XDR

  • @dougsphoto
    @dougsphoto 2 месяца назад

    Hi I'm back to do another calibration so I have to watch your video again to walk mr through the steps but I see I must of deleted the Factory colour profile as I was removing so old ones so I could only reset it from the current profile would that be wrong and if so where would I get the original factory profile again thx Doug

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  2 месяца назад +1

      When you reset the profile to factory. It will automatically load in a base factory profile that you don't have to worry about. Plus, before you run the calibration the program would also apply a linear profile to your display so technically you don't even need to do the reset, but it's always a good precautionary measure to do it.

    • @dougsphoto
      @dougsphoto 2 месяца назад

      @@ArtIsRight ok thx for your reply its awesome

  • @JoeyPong
    @JoeyPong 6 месяцев назад

    At 10:00, what is the meaning of measuring the existing white point of Apple calirbated display as the target of the calibration setting as you will calibrate the screen according a know white point? or is it for monitor to monitor matching?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  6 месяцев назад

      The point of doing that is to fine-tune the calibration on your Mac display. All displays do not produce 100% accurate white points, which is why these pro displays from Apple enable you to change this. That is precisely what we are doing: measuring how much it is off by and correcting it.

  • @lawrencecohen3860
    @lawrencecohen3860 8 месяцев назад

    great video, but when I did comparison of profiles my new one was much smaller than the P3...what to do...

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад

      What device are you using?

    • @transport787
      @transport787 6 месяцев назад

      This is my problem too with m2 mbp…and display pro hl.. any ideas would be most welcome!
      Thanks

  • @4ndressa957
    @4ndressa957 4 месяца назад

    Thank you for sharing! But I couldn't find the preset/settings that I need to do for the Mac OS Sonoma 14 - and then start this tutorial. Do you have this video?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  4 месяца назад

      Some minor change in the interface ruclips.net/video/UQs4y26ZULM/видео.html

  • @Melissa-do7lz
    @Melissa-do7lz Год назад

    Thank you so much, I have MacBook Pro 14 do I need to calibrate it For photography?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      If you print you should. And if you don't print but do pro work I would recommend using the reference mode and doing a white point fine tune to get the best result out of your Pro Display

  • @ralephedawards502
    @ralephedawards502 5 месяцев назад

    Hi Art, how would you do a similar calibration to have the monitor at full brightness? I often have to crank the brightness all the way up to suit the location, I'm wondering how you would do that and maintain some form of accuracy. Thanks.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  5 месяцев назад

      You can just simply tuned it up, the colors are going to be close enough :)

  • @runepedersen1570
    @runepedersen1570 2 месяца назад

    Just lost all colours on my mac after following your instructions. It doesn't help to change the display profiles. Help

  • @crecisp
    @crecisp 7 месяцев назад

    Amazing. And crying here because I'll need to retire my good and old Colormunki Photo

  • @tyrone3006
    @tyrone3006 Месяц назад

    Hey Art!
    Great video.
    Do I have to calibrate for every luminance preset? Is the method different for a M4 running sequoia? I created a preset for 100 nits calibrated then created a preset for 120 nits. When I switch from 100 to 120 the color shifts dramatically. I don't believe this happened on my M!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Месяц назад +1

      No just the primary one you are using. The variation between 100 and 120 is extremely small

  • @hotpotgang
    @hotpotgang 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the great video. What should I do if I want to get back the brightness adjustment back and when I am not doing color correction? Should I change back the preset to apple XDR display?

  • @filproduksiyon5926
    @filproduksiyon5926 8 месяцев назад

    I can't tell you how grateful I am. I really appreciate it. I did 2 different calibrations 1 day apart. On the first day I connected my calibration device (X-Rite i1 Display Pro) via USB, on the 2nd day I connected it via Thunderbolt. My suggestion for Apple Studio Display users like me: Do not plug the calibration device directly into the slots on the back of the monitor. Use a Thunderbolt connection.

  • @4yojay
    @4yojay 10 месяцев назад

    Great video! to comment below about the newer HL calibrators... I have an older pro .. I suspect that is why my profile is not near as wide as the one you show when compared to the P3 profile? I guess another thing to buy...

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад

      That is correct, older device don't have the capability to properly profile these miniLED backlight displays.

    • @twwwy
      @twwwy 6 месяцев назад

      I have the Display Plus. I followed the tutorial and the result is the same as yours -- the profile comparing to P3 is not as wide as shown in the tutorial.

  • @Fillyjonk
    @Fillyjonk 3 месяца назад

    Is there a way calibrate your monitor while maintaining the ability to change the brightness? I have horrible migraines and I really need to be able to dim the brightness sometimes

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  3 месяца назад

      Sure calibrate it and then put it back into one of the non pro mode.

  • @isab1893
    @isab1893 3 месяца назад

    Hello, I'm completely new to this and I'm wondering if it's possible to calibrate your screen without the purchase of a calibrite device?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  3 месяца назад

      No to fully calbirate you need a device, but you can simply use refrence mode. Create a preset and you good.

  • @josemanuelalorda
    @josemanuelalorda Год назад

    So excited about this new update as this year I purchased the MBP 14". I assume this new Display Pro HL works with previous devices as well.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Display Pro HL is the device, I think you mean software, yes it will work with previous gen devices, however, they are not fully optimized for miniLED and XDR Displays

    • @josemanuelalorda
      @josemanuelalorda Год назад

      @@ArtIsRight I bought the Display Plus HL and did the calibration on my MacBook Pro 14" M2. Should I go the same process for my iMac 2017?

    • @memcrew1
      @memcrew1 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@josemanuelalordayes except the 2017 iMac is not a mini led. It’s white LED I believe.

  • @linuhusainnk
    @linuhusainnk 10 месяцев назад

    Does mini LED display have lower lights to the borders ? Like vignette feel

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад +1

      Not necessary but it can be perceived that way for some

  • @ivideocreations5941
    @ivideocreations5941 11 месяцев назад

    Hey Art, awesome video.... what is the difference between the Display Pro HL and the Display Plus HL?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  11 месяцев назад

      Pro HL up to 2000 Nits, Plus HL up to 10000 nits and will have the capability to do HDR calibration when ready.

  • @davidw2454
    @davidw2454 10 месяцев назад

    Hi, just found this tutorial, can I ask if these calibration tools will work on the MacBook Pro 16inch M3

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад

      Yes same through out

  • @ci3828
    @ci3828 Год назад +1

    Hi Art, with a little delay I'm updating the calibration of my Studio Dislpay! Thank you very much for your precious videos. A question please: my printer recommends "
    the color temperature must be set to 5,000 Kelvin (D50)". When calibrating the white point, do the XY coordinates vary compared to a D65 used in the video? or can I always use x:0.3127;y:0.3290. Thank you very much for your time and for the feedback. Chris

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      the value that I gave is only for D65, D50 uses a different value. I have to verify that value before I can give it to you. DM me as a follow up for this

    • @ci3828
      @ci3828 Год назад

      @@ArtIsRight Only Calibrite newest Display Pro HL and Display Plus HL are capable of profiling miniLED backlight displays such as Apple Liquid Retina XDR displays. All previous Calibrite / X-Rite devices are not capable of calibrating any miniLED backlight display including Apple Liquid Retina XDR inside the 14" & 16" MacBook Pro.

    • @memcrew1
      @memcrew1 11 месяцев назад

      @@ci3828that’s correct.

  • @Modpax
    @Modpax Год назад

    I have a question I cannot find an answer to. I have an x-rite pro calibrator and I have been calibrating my monitors for well over 15 years. I get that the new hardware will profile the new 16" displays fully. I have not gotten a new device yet, and I am so far finding the presets pretty close, I am not doing super color critical work at the moment. in the meantime before I can get a new device, can I use my old one to at least measure brightness for the fine tuning amount? would it be accurate for that. I know my colors will not be calibrated to the standards I have used forever, but I would like to fine-tune a preset though for the moment.
    appreciate all the info you do, lets us understand the hardware and color is doing on them for sure.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      "n the meantime before I can get a new device, can I use my old one to at least measure brightness for the fine tuning amount?"
      Yes

  • @epicvisionstudios
    @epicvisionstudios 8 месяцев назад

    Do you have a video on calibration for a 16” Apple MacBook Pro M3 Max running Sonoma 14.4. Thank you.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  8 месяцев назад

      similar process, only some changes in the GUI. This would be a good video that would supplement the GUI changes, otherwise process is the same

    • @epicvisionstudios
      @epicvisionstudios 8 месяцев назад

      @@ArtIsRight what is the GUI? Is there anything that I need to change before I follow along with this video and try to calibrate. Thank you.

  • @Shalin.S.Shah.
    @Shalin.S.Shah. 8 месяцев назад

    Hi Art, can you make a video for video calibration in Calibrite and Pallette master ultimate?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  8 месяцев назад

      I'll see what I can do; for the time being, choose REC 709 for video workflow and gamma 2.4 or BT1886. Same thing for PMU

    • @Shalin.S.Shah.
      @Shalin.S.Shah. 8 месяцев назад

      @@ArtIsRight thank you, Art. I'll do this and report back. Although I understand how long it takes to make video, Video would be amazing. Plus, I love watching your videos. Another reason to just keep watching the greatness!

    • @Shalin.S.Shah.
      @Shalin.S.Shah. 8 месяцев назад

      Hi @artisright, another question.
      When I do calibration with video options and now I want to edit photos, do I just simply select or change profile from calibrite software and then also select photography peset? Or will this mess up fine tuning of previous photography preset and now I have to do the whole photography process again and so on?

  • @edphi
    @edphi Год назад

    Do you have a video to calibrate the older MacBook Pro like those 13” of 2018?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/8vj6XuEmQhs/видео.html

  • @ramprasadsambara
    @ramprasadsambara Год назад

    Thank you very much for a detailed tutorial on calibrating MBP. I will try this out. Please bring out more tutorials of Lr CC to keep it fast and catelog management on MBP

  • @Shalin.S.Shah.
    @Shalin.S.Shah. Месяц назад

    If I have made three profiles, one for photos with sRGB, other with P3 and another for video with Rec.709 , would I just be able to switch between these three profiles from apple settings or this will need to be done via color sync utility or calibrite profiler?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  14 дней назад

      If you make 3 presets and a profile for all 3 settings, you would need to change the profile in the color sync utility as well.

  • @tusharkhandelwal2801
    @tusharkhandelwal2801 Год назад

    What display to choose when you don't have HL calibrator? I have the display plus.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      You can use PFS but you won't get full gamut

  • @cyber-r
    @cyber-r 4 месяца назад

    Hey Art! Great videos you're producing - just got myself a Calibrite Display Plus HL for my MacBook Pro and everything worked fine, the only thing that I haven't figured out is why the delete button is greyed out in the profile manager - I cannot delete profiles in there... (OS X Sonoma) any idea as to how to fix that? I tried giving the calibrite profiler full access to the hard disk, but that didn't help...

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  4 месяца назад +1

      Not sure, but you can always go into the profile folder and just delete the one you are not going to use manually, that might be easier.

    • @cyber-r
      @cyber-r 4 месяца назад

      @@ArtIsRight Will do, thanks for the fast answer!

  • @JakobJonesMedia
    @JakobJonesMedia Год назад +1

    Hi Art, wonderful video. You said that the ICC profile will remain even if you change reference modes. Does this mean we will have to do separate calibrations if we're in a hybrid HDR video and photo workflow? And then just switch the profiles inside of Calibrite? Or would this be too inconsistent? Thanks a ton.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      There's no profiling for HDR right now, no consumer software can do that at the moment.

    • @JakobJonesMedia
      @JakobJonesMedia Год назад

      @@ArtIsRight so what’s the best way for ensuring color accuracy for HDR? No calibration, just white point adjustment? Thanks

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Yes

    • @JakobJonesMedia
      @JakobJonesMedia 11 месяцев назад

      Hi@@ArtIsRight , have you tried Patterns for Mac by Calman? They claim to have full HDR test pattern and calibration for Pro Display XDR. Not sure if you need Calman Studio ($2,000) though. Thanks

  • @javierbaerga
    @javierbaerga Год назад +1

    You are amazing. This is gold. Already have my SDR workflow setup. I do have a question, if you can help me out. What would be the proper or best workflow for calibrating a MBP XDR screen for HDR starting from the HDR mode? I have the HL Plus which would be able to enable this. But still not sure how to setup the software properly for this purpose. Thanks!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      At this point in time, there's not much that can be done. Essentially none of the consumers devices on the market is capable of HDR REC 2020 calibration yet.

    • @javierbaerga
      @javierbaerga Год назад

      I see. So, at this point technically use the HDR mode on the XDR and hope the SDR profiling helps?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Somewhat. HDR is still largely a mess right now

    • @gregbenzphotography
      @gregbenzphotography Год назад +1

      @@javierbaergabe careful, my experience with this device is that it disables HDR (clips to SDR) on MacOS - Windows seems ok. May be a conflict between MacOS and Profiler. The older ccStudio output from i1Studio doesn’t harm HDR on my Mac. I assume this will get resolved in time.

    • @javierbaerga
      @javierbaerga Год назад +1

      @@gregbenzphotography thanks a lot for the heads up

  • @ProApertureFilms
    @ProApertureFilms 11 месяцев назад

    Awesome tutorial, very well detailed and explained. Can you do one explaining how to calibrate the MBP M2 Max 16" for Video editing??

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  11 месяцев назад +1

      Change the preset to REC 709 use BT 1886 for power transfer and set the luminance between 80-120 nits, your choice.

    • @ProApertureFilms
      @ProApertureFilms 11 месяцев назад +1

      That was fast! You’re the man, thank you. Now I just have to Purchase the Display Plus HL because I have the ColorChecker Display Plus

  • @leonardopiotti4833
    @leonardopiotti4833 7 месяцев назад

    There’s a critical update about software on June 2024. Is there any difference ? Thanks in advance.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад

      I think there may be some slight change in the color algorithm, I'm getting better ∆e in my tests.

    • @leonardopiotti4833
      @leonardopiotti4833 7 месяцев назад

      @@ArtIsRight thank you !

  • @MarcJWebbMusic
    @MarcJWebbMusic 5 месяцев назад

    Would it be advised to follow the same steps to ensure an external monitor also matches a calibrated MacBook Pro Display ? So basically doing these steps first on my MacBook Pro, then doing the same steps again on the external ?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  5 месяцев назад

      Depending on the external, but don't expect a match

  • @jackdanyal4329
    @jackdanyal4329 Год назад

    Incredible video, thank you for your efforts. I have a question. Currently, I have a Color Checker Display that is unsuitable for XDR screen calibration, as far as I know. But I still created a preset from Photography with Luminance 100, as the default one is too bright. The question is: Is the new preset with L100 is good without calibration for photo editing (mainly landscapes and macro) and printing (PIXMA Pro-200)?

    • @Cmatu22
      @Cmatu22 Год назад

      I would also love to know the answer to this q!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      I would say custom preset with display finetuned without calibration is still much better than just creating a preset without any finetuned. Do you need to calibrate, you can the dispaly would be slightly warmer. Apple always calibrate their display toward the blue side.

    • @jackdanyal4329
      @jackdanyal4329 Год назад +1

      @@ArtIsRight you're right. anyway, decided to order Pro HL and will get it today. I think I will need it if I'm gonna print my photos

  • @photorox
    @photorox Год назад +1

    Fantastic video, thank you very much !

  • @Franckystudios
    @Franckystudios Год назад

    Can you do one for Video Editing. Deliverable for Web and Social Media?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Just change the reference mode to REC 709 and set gamma aka pure power to 2.4 or BT1886 and follow this guide.

  • @darioingletto9271
    @darioingletto9271 4 месяца назад

    For Apple Studio Display + Calibrite ColorChecker Display Pro, is it better to use GB-LED or White LED? X-Rite recommends White LED instead you recommends GB-LED. I tested the two technologies and they give me the same White point coordinate and luminance values. Why?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  3 месяца назад

      GB-LED, I mentioned this in the video. Either one will do really. And white point being the same is expected. Choosing the display tech does not effect white point for most display tech.

  • @billsolo1
    @billsolo1 11 месяцев назад

    Great video. I'm using Sonoma with a Display Pro HL on my M2 Max setting this at P3-D65. The measurement on the luminance was 167.684 and I was only able to input 167.6 or 167.7 as the range is limiting me to one character to the right of the decimal point. When I put the target, setting it to 100, I get an orange triangle. It does not allow me to enter in 80, 90 or even 150. Please advise. Many thanks!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад

      The issue is that P3-D65 default is around 160 nits. You can't change that. This is the reason why you need to create a custom preset with the luminance that you want. This guide walks your through this. I would follow the beginning part of this guide.

  • @andreaskyriakou6747
    @andreaskyriakou6747 8 месяцев назад

    On my previous MacBook Pro I had an automatic display setting called ‘Generic RGB Profile’ how can I achieve the exact same on my now MacBook 14 M3

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  8 месяцев назад

      That sounds like a pre-calibration profile, don't think you can and if you should, why would you want that, it is a non specific profile that does not conform to your display gamut.

  • @sebastianreiprich3747
    @sebastianreiprich3747 Год назад

    I currently own an X-Rite i1 Studio (the photospectrometer you can also use for profiling printers) and asked the Calibrite support whether this device would be able to calibrate the display of of those new Macbook screens. A day or two later they answered that it could be done using their ccStudio application.
    Art on the other hand say that one of their new devices is required for those Mini LED displays. What is right?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      You can calibrate, but you won't get the full gamut output of the display. It does not mean that it won't work. It will just that you'll be limited.

  • @airtozamorano9902
    @airtozamorano9902 Год назад +1

    Absolutely fantastic. Thank you!

  • @michagodek738
    @michagodek738 2 месяца назад

    Hi, i have a problem after finising calibration. I have MB Pro M3, and after calibration, icc profile doesn't show up on the list with profiles in settings. Does anyone know what could be wrong?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  2 месяца назад

      there are so many things that can happen, and many more vairables information that we don't know. I would start with an updated calibration software and go from there. As far as the profile not showing up did you check color sync utility, devices, display and then choose your display?

  • @FinalLightNL
    @FinalLightNL Месяц назад

    I don't see a mini led option in calibrite even tho i have a display plus & a M3 16" with a XDR display...

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Месяц назад

      you need the Pro or Plus "HL" Devices and not previous generation ones.

    • @FinalLightNL
      @FinalLightNL Месяц назад

      @ ah that sucks, aren’t they spec wise the same tho?

  • @yaazkall5337
    @yaazkall5337 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the video. Is using those HL devices the only way? I have MacbookPro M2 14" and the ColorMunki display, those HL devices are pricy for me. Choosing "White LED" and P3 will lead me to incorrect results or is anything more to consider?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  2 месяца назад +1

      HL is the only way. You can successfully calibrate with other devices, and also other backlight technology. However, what you're going to get is an ICC profile is much smaller than the color gamut. The display is able to produce.

    • @yaazkall5337
      @yaazkall5337 2 месяца назад

      @@ArtIsRight Thank you so much for the answer, I'll use the default icc profile then and the "Photography" mode in the screens configuration by now (I hope is a decent choice). Seems I need to save for the HL device and get it later, have a great day!

  • @followthefocusofficial
    @followthefocusofficial Год назад

    Wonder if you can help me. I own the Macbook Pro 14" M2 Pro and and Asus Proart Pa279CV monitor, I also own a 65" LG OLED (4k 120hz). I wanted to sell my Proart as the screen isnt big enough and being an LED monitor, looks nothing like the macbook ( i think its to do with the blacks being not as dark as the OLED and Mini LED), even in rec 709 mode. Can these newer devices calibrate the Macbook AND the LG OLED? Ive tried plugging the Macbook into the LG OLED and the colours look a little green compared to the Macbook. Just want to get a really accurate screen on the laptop for when i'm out and about but also be able to hook it up to the OLED when at home for the real estate. Brilliant video btw :)

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Yes they will work. But don't think of it as calibrate to match per se.

  • @Bigmystery
    @Bigmystery 7 месяцев назад

    Is there an advantage of using the manual fine tune calibration over the automatic calibrite calibration?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад +1

      It would be one of those; you do both. If you want to skip fine-tune, you can. Based on my tests, the results are close to each other with or without fine-tuned calibration, when using Calibrite Profilier

    • @Bigmystery
      @Bigmystery 7 месяцев назад

      @@ArtIsRight Thank you so much! Very helpful information.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад

      😄

  • @GeorgeAtanassov
    @GeorgeAtanassov Месяц назад

    I think that if you want to calibrate to srgb or rec709 using the older device models is fine? Just have to chose PSF Phosphor as display type. At least that is what I read in the calibrate app.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  14 дней назад +1

      you would think but not quite, the old devices don't understand the display spectral output.

    • @GeorgeAtanassov
      @GeorgeAtanassov 13 дней назад

      @@ArtIsRightthanks for the reply

  • @fan7571
    @fan7571 Месяц назад

    does Spyder X2 Ultra work as well?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Месяц назад

      yes, but their sensor is inferior and it is difficult to measure the whtie point in their software

  • @LorenzoVannucci
    @LorenzoVannucci Год назад

    Is there any way to do these measurements with an old ColorChecker Display Pro?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      Yes and you can calibrate as well but you won't have MiniLED as a backlight option and that has adverse effect on the icc generated. But for the measurement alone, yes you'll be fine.

    • @LorenzoVannucci
      @LorenzoVannucci Год назад

      @@ArtIsRight Thank you very much for your answer

  • @thedronescene7474
    @thedronescene7474 2 месяца назад

    Hello, when it comes to re calibration every 4 weeks, do I have to redo the fine tuning or only the calibration? Thanks!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  2 месяца назад

      I would only do calibration. For fine tune I would probably do that every 4 - 6 months.

    • @thedronescene7474
      @thedronescene7474 2 месяца назад

      @ Thank you sir!

  • @normastiglich6025
    @normastiglich6025 7 месяцев назад

    My 16" MBP running Sonoma 14.5 gives an error warning about halfway through the process and exits measurement. I have updated to the new version of Calibrite, Profiler 1.3.2. and the version check says I'm Up to date. I tried twice. Thanks for your help.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад

      I have tried the latest version with Sonoma 14.5 and it works on my systems. I would think something might be going on with the OS or interference in the background or software.

  • @skyiswomb1
    @skyiswomb1 Месяц назад

    Hi Art! Thank you for such a thorough video. At what step would you start at for updating the calibration? Would you need to start the whole process over? Or just that last color step?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  14 дней назад

      No I would just jump in to the calibration part and skip the white point fine turn

    • @skyiswomb1
      @skyiswomb1 14 дней назад

      @@ArtIsRight Thank you! 🙏

  • @jharrelphoto
    @jharrelphoto Год назад

    nice video! I recently got a canon pro 1000 printer and have been researching external monitors for my MacBook Pro m2 16 inch xdr. Im finding it hard to come up with a solution. So I may give this a shot first for printing. Do you have any recommendations for external monitors that work great with the MacBook pros that are designed for printing in mind? I have looked at the ben q, and eizo monitors but I am somewhat confused at what would work best. Thank you for any advice.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      Any BenQ SW series displays all of them have 99% Adobe RGB coverage

  • @mund2872
    @mund2872 4 месяца назад

    Hi Art, I'm trying to calibrate my MacBook Pro M3. In ColorSync under display, devices, current profile, set to factory is grayed out. the only option is "other," which opens up Finder. Is there anything I need to do to make set to factory active and choose it? Thank you for your help.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  4 месяца назад

      Factory grayed out means you are using the factory setting already. Nothing to do just proceed to the next step

  • @alex.muntean
    @alex.muntean Год назад +1

    Thanks for doing this ART.

  • @keidilim
    @keidilim 11 месяцев назад

    Yes I’m considering upgrading to the MacBook m3 pro. If this is the case, would HL be best option? Would I be able to use the late 2014 iMac as an external screen? I read that it’s not possible…but would still like to keep the iMac as it’s still working so well so wanna make sure the calibrator I invest in would work on all

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  11 месяцев назад

      yes HL is best for XDR. 2014 iMac cannot be used as external display. HL will calibrate iMac as well as the new display

  • @TylerHansenVideo
    @TylerHansenVideo 8 месяцев назад

    Any update on why Pro Display XDR isn't being calibrated as well as the MacBook screens? I'm noticing this myself. Pretty big deviation at 5

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  8 месяцев назад +1

      Mine is usually about 3.5, which is not great but not too bad either. 5 is huge. I have not tested this in a while, I'll give it another go. Follow up with a new comment thread sometime late next week or dm me.

  • @leopan723
    @leopan723 7 месяцев назад

    Hi,I had a i1 Studio calibrater and I got it years ago,can I use this method to calibrate my M2 Macbook Pro with it?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад +1

      In short, you can't. because that sensor cannot measure MiniLED backlight. The long answer is that it will calibrate but you won't get the full color gamut that the display can show

    • @leopan723
      @leopan723 7 месяцев назад

      @@ArtIsRight Thanks for the reply

  • @BrettCarlsen
    @BrettCarlsen 7 месяцев назад

    so I followed your guide to the best of my ability. Have calibrated my macs for almost 20 years. Seeming to get a max delta E of 4 despite multiple rounds of calibration with the 400+ patch setting. Any best practices or missed steps to get it lower? 16" M1 Macbook Pro

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  7 месяцев назад

      No that is on the higher side but that is about the range on the max ∆e patch. I'm sure you did fine. If you like to share the calibration report result with me, feel free to dm

  • @josemanuelalorda
    @josemanuelalorda Год назад

    Any link to calibrate iMac 27" 5K 2017 with the new Display PLUS HL? I bought it.. tryed to match with my MacBook Pro 14" M2 2023 and the colors are completely different..

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/8vj6XuEmQhs/видео.html and you can't really. different back light. the only thing that you can do is manipulate one heavily to match the other, to which then one would then again ask which one is correct?

  • @jaw6651
    @jaw6651 Год назад

    This was a great video. Thanks. Only issues I had was I had to google the X Y point target values because I was using D50 as I am doing more print work. I used X = 0.34567 and Y = 0.35952 target values. For some reason my 2023 Apple Studio 5k Display came up with a warning triangle for Luminance target value of 100 (no idea why) so I had to go as low as 90 as instructed in this video.

  • @sebastianreiprich3747
    @sebastianreiprich3747 Год назад

    In MacOS Sonoma there is a weird issue with the Colorsync Utility on my new MBP.
    When I reset the icc profile to factory default a window pops up and requires me to enter my admin password. No problem here.
    But if I want to select a specific icc profile (e.g. the one I created following this tutorial) after selecting the profile the same window pops up, but this time it does not let me type my password. My username is already entered, click in the field below it, start typing, but nothing happenes.
    As a workaround I copied some random short text and pasted it into the password field. I am then allowed to use the backspace key on my keybord and after manually deleting the copied text I can start typing my password.

  • @Alezcollection
    @Alezcollection 6 месяцев назад

    So this will work on both Macbook Pro and external monitors by Asus? Thanks much.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  6 месяцев назад

      Yes, Pro External by Asus should have its own software.

  • @runepedersen1570
    @runepedersen1570 2 месяца назад

    First of all. Thank you for your quick replies. So what happened is, that after completing the final calibration in Calibrite Profiler but before leaving the software my monitor turned yellow. External monitor works fine fortunately. Changing colorprofiles does not help at now I have no collars on the XDR display. Actually I have seen this before when calibrating for some of my students. Is the a bug in Calibrite and can I restore it. I don't have time machine

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  2 месяца назад

      probably dm me, I am curious

  • @JoshStansfield
    @JoshStansfield 10 месяцев назад

    I have a display pro color checker and with the MacBook Pro 14" mini led is not available. Do you recommend using white LED instead with calibrite profiler instead or just stick with the factory calibration?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад

      No and you need the HL device to have MiniLED access

  • @filterfreephotography
    @filterfreephotography Год назад

    Any thoughts on why I cannot Fine Tune my Studio Display under Sonoma?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      You can they just move the option under display calibration from the preset mode drop down list.

  • @ddavidai11
    @ddavidai11 10 месяцев назад

    Quick question: I went through the guide, calibrated my screen, and had a new color profile set. My Question - can I switch between presets / reference modes depending on the task I'm currently performing? (For example, "Photography (P3-D65) L100" for Lightroom editing, and Apple XDR Display (P3-1600 Nits) for everything else). I'm worried that in changing presets back-and-forth, I'm damaging / reversing the color calibration I just performed....

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад

      Yes you can switch dynamically, no damage, just a different preset. Profile will carry through to all of the other reference mode as well. But you are good

  • @JonPais
    @JonPais Год назад +2

    Hi Art. Does Profiler support P3 HDR PQ ST 2084 yet?

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +2

      No HDR profiling yet

    • @DennisSchmitz
      @DennisSchmitz Год назад

      @@ArtIsRight bummer. Hoping to see this soon

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад

      Only the Display Plus HL will have this, explained here ruclips.net/video/UMGKThIESvU/видео.html

    • @DennisSchmitz
      @DennisSchmitz Год назад

      I know, hoping for HDR ST2084 support soon though :) @@ArtIsRight

  • @theangrymonkey
    @theangrymonkey 3 месяца назад

    Hey. Thanks so much for this guide. I followed your steps and all went well. However, when I compare the P3 gamut with my created profile in the final step, my user gamut is much smaller than the P3 one. Any idea why this is? Using MacBook Pro M1 with the Calibrite Pro HL on Sequoia.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  3 месяца назад

      it is supposed to be close. Can you dm me a comparison/overlay?

    • @theangrymonkey
      @theangrymonkey 3 месяца назад

      @@ArtIsRight sure. Thanks

  • @GlennTheal
    @GlennTheal 10 месяцев назад +1

    Hi, Art, I really appreciate your videos. I have a question that may been answered, but I can’t find an answer:
    Does each custom reference mode require its own custom profile, as I suspect is required? If so, is there a quick and easy way to switch profiles when changing reference modes? Eg. Going from photography to video editing.
    When switching modes on the BenQ SW272Q automatically switches the associated profiles (most of the time).
    Thanks for all the amazing content and your contribution.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  10 месяцев назад +1

      "Does each custom reference mode require its own custom profile, as I suspect is required? If so, is there a quick and easy way to switch profiles when changing reference modes? Eg. Going from photography to video editing."
      Depending on how much the setting changes, power transfer function aka gamma, gamut and etc. So technically you should. But the variation are so small going from photo to video that I would just say choose a standard and go with that. i.e. I edit all of my video on photo standard. What it comes down to is that we are not doing work for million $ Hollywood production and I have seen some of those individual workflow that are know to be expert color grading house do away with less that what you are doing now.
      And no there's no way to switch the mode and have the icc change.
      On BenQ yes it will do that.

    • @GlennTheal
      @GlennTheal 7 месяцев назад

      @@ArtIsRight HI, Art. I wanted to check with you regarding multiple reference modes, calibrations, and profiles. I currently use the P3-D65 Reference Mode (customized) on my MacBook Pro. I have that fine-tune calibrated and then calibrated/profiled using Calibrite software and the Display Plus HL. If I choose to also use another reference mode, am I able to Fine Tune calibrate using Mac OS as well (for the new Reference Mode settings) or will that overwrite the Fine Tune Calibration that I had already done for the P3-D65 Reference Mode? Further to this, if I can't do a second, separate Fine-Tune adjustment without deleting the first, what would I select in the Calibrate software for White Point and Luminance, as the Native setting which I used when setting up the P3-D65 Reference Mode would no longer be accurate given that I'm using different settings? Would I select Measured in each or select Temperature and Custom Luminance or some other settings? It would be amazing if you did another video tutorial on this showing how to setup a second customized Reference Mode and multiple profiles. Thanks for all your work and contribution.

    • @elloryyu
      @elloryyu 2 месяца назад

      Hi, Art, this is a terrific tutorial. Do you have an older calibration tutorial for the Intel iMac 5K Retina display and using the i1 Display calibration tool? If not, is it worth your time to help out how it can be accomplished?

  • @grooze
    @grooze Год назад +1

    1. I am calibrating with older i1 Display Plus set to WhiteLED as MiniLED option is not available. It would be nice if you could compare calibration with older calibrator and measure with new HL to check if there is really any difference in deltas.
    2. There is bug (Sonoma 14.0) that any change of preset or logging out set picture profile back to factory. ColorSync says that custom profile is set properly but I can see with naked eye that colours are off. I need to set current profile again to the same custom one and can see colours change to correct ones.
    3. It is a shame that presets are not assigned to colour profiles. I would like to use multiple presets for photography and every day use but profiles does not change for them. I need to change profiles manually or have only one preset truly calibrated.

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  Год назад +1

      1. Only the HL devices have MiniLED option. Yes difference in gamut is huge, no need to compared, did many videos on this already and have been advocating on this.
      2. This may be a local install issue. I have not observed this fleet wide and not on my fleet of machines.
      3. I hear you but these are 2 totally different things and works on totally different fundamentals.

    • @foulweatherworks7831
      @foulweatherworks7831 Год назад

      @@ArtIsRight Hello! I have on XDR display but my main proofing monitors are older Eizos and an Apple Cinema display. I have read that the SL is more sensitive in low end and the HL are not as sensitive, sacrificing some range for the high end sensitivity. Have you found this to be true? Would you have two seperate meters one for XDR and one for older monitors, or do you feel the HL is sufficient for both? Thank you

  • @ThomazMartinez
    @ThomazMartinez Год назад

    Also can you confirm, because you used ref mode, you can't change the brightness using keyboard even after this calibration right?

  • @transport787
    @transport787 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the great video.
    I have an m2 mbp and display pro hl..
    I’ve tried 3 times now, with good results on the validation, however the gamut is way smaller than P3.. any ideas would be most appreciated!

    • @ArtIsRight
      @ArtIsRight  6 месяцев назад

      if you choose miniLED it should be really close. Also way smaller is difficult to quantify. dm me with compasirson.

    • @transport787
      @transport787 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks-I did use mini led.. I ran it another time from the very beginning using max patches for calibration and validation, and now looks like the results you achieved. Thanks again!