Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Computers & Peripherals => Topic started by: uintaangler on December 16, 2016, 07:05:30 pm
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Just purchased a new Macbook and it is my first experience with Apple's Retina display
I don't do any printing off my laptop but I do use LightRoom on my laptop while traveling
Is it necessary to use my i1 Display Pro to calibrate the new laptop with the Retina display?
Thanks.
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What processings steps are you going to use the retina display for ?
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Everything you can do in the Develop Module
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Just purchased a new Macbook and it is my first experience with Apple's Retina display
I don't do any printing off my laptop but I do use LightRoom on my laptop while traveling
Is it necessary to use my i1 Display Pro to calibrate the new laptop with the Retina display?
Thanks.
Effective calibration pre-supposes consistent lighting in the background. That cannot be guaranteed when moving from place to place. My recommendation is to aim for a good neutral calibration, and use spot colour and density readings, and histograms, for brightness and density decisions while working remotely. I do not use Lightroom (even though I rent it!) but Capture One is easy to use in this way.
And I would leave important contrast, brightness, and colour decisions until I returned home.
$0.02.
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The short answer is yes! I also have a new Macbook and immediately calibrated it with my Xrite iDisplay pro. Made a world of difference. All of my serious desktop computers are PC while all/most of my notebooks are Apple and everything is color calibrated even my iPad pro.
Victor