Apple display calibration tool messes everything up?

So I recently had my display clamshell replaced on my mbpr 15" for the bright mura spots that I had. I noticed when I got it back that I must've gotten a samsung display because everything was just a tinge too yellow. I prefer it to the cool bluish whites of the LG display I had before though. I wanted to try the screen calibration tool to try and calibrate the white balance though. When you do this, you also have to calibrate the gamma though. For some reason, the tool ALWAYS messes up the gamma correction, I'm not sure how. The native gamma of the display is 2.2, exactly what it should be. For some reason, when I go through and do all of those apple logo tests where you're supposed to make the logo disappear into the background, it winds up calculating that the native gamma of the display is somewhere around 1.5 to 1.7, which is utterly wrong. I would say no big deal, because I can just tick the checkbox that says "use native gamma of display" and presumably it'd leave the gamma alone, right? So I check the box, and on a graphic I have (zoomed to 100% or actual size) the colors even out at 2.2, which means the display is calibrated to gamma 2.2. So I proceed to adjust the white balance to what I want, just a titch cooler than the native white balance. Then I click continue, and on the very last screen of the calibration tool, it changes the gamma to 2.6. EVERY TIME. Without fail, even if I slide the gamma slider all the way to 1.0 when I reach the last screen it makes it 2.6. How? I have zero ideas. But it's driving me NUTS. All I want to do is adjust the white balance, I don't even want to touch the gamma, but for some reason I can't do that without raising my gamma to 2.6. Anybody? Please, this is going to make me insane.

Can anyone confirm this on their MacBook?

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Found a GREAT display Calibration Tool!

If you are like me, you are probably not very satisfied with the look of your MBPs display profile out of the box. Apple's COLOR calibration system is pretty lame and it makes it almost impossible to get the screen to look right!
Having just switched over from a Powerbook G4 that had a perfectly calibrated display, I had been struggling for days to get this new MBP 15" to look as good. Something was always not right. Either there was a green or blue tint to the screen, the gamma was not low enough so everything looked washed out etc.
I stumbled upon an EXCELLENT little FREE tool called SuperCal that worked like magic on finally getting my screen to look right. It still took a couple of tries, but unlike the Apple calibration tool, you can EDIT EXISTING PROFILES created in SuperCal, so you can go back and TWEAK your settings until you have everything nailed!
Check it out!
http://www.bergdesign.com/supercal/
I would post a link to my final profile for you to try, but I can't seem to get the file to download right when I try it on here.

I am pretty sure that what I described is not a hardware problem. The whites are white and the blacks are black, but blues and greens were slightly off. They aren't anymore. ;o)
I'm pretty sure that this is standard on all new MBPs.
The display setting out of the box is over-saturated and the GAMMA is set way too low causing a washed out image. I've seen the same thing at the Apple store.
Having owned Macs for the last 25 years, and currently owning two large Cinemas that have been calibrated using a Colortron, I am speaking from experience here. The shift I referred to is subtle and most users would probably never notice it. Especially if they have nothing calibrated to compare it to.
Never the less, I am taking the machine in to an Apple Store on Monday to have this vibrating 7200rpm drive replaced, so I will switch the display back to the "un-calibrated stock setting" and see what the Apple folks have to say. I am pretty sure that they will say it looks fine to them, since most of the display Macs I see at these stores are not calibrated either.
Only displays I see looking right there are the large Cinema displays like the two I own. Probably because Apple wants people to see a HUGE difference between those and a standard laptop display. LOL!
The fact is... With some tweaking using a good software based tool like SuperCal, you can get one of these MBPs to look "almost" as good as a hardware calibrated Cinema display that cost me more than this entire laptop did! ;o)
I haven't priced hardware calibration tools recently. I had my Cinemas done by a shop since at that time the device used on mine was several thousand dollars to purchase.

Calibration tool for 24" LED Display

Greetings, I'm currently using the 24" display with my MacBook Pro and am looking for calibration tool recommendations. I went to the Apple store and they sold me the Huey Pro from Pantone. I haven't opened it yet as I saw it had mixed reviews. It also says it's for CRT's and LCD's. Has anyone tried it on the 24" LED monitor? Successes/failures appreciated.
Thanks.

Brightness and Contrast settings are both dictated by ambient light in the room. There is no set point, and so day and night modes are used for this reason. For this properly setup, you need to use a test pattern which shows the greyscale detail and increments from black to white. Typically "pluge" or blinking patterns are used as well.
After setting those up, you DO NOT want ambient light present when using your meter. Meter's don't have peripheral vision like we do to compensate for room lighting tones... therefore, either work in the dark, or drape something over the sensor & screen.
Here is a free download to get some patterns:
http://spectracal.com/download_HTPC.html
Good luck.

Display Calibration Creates Color Profile Problems.

I haven't received any response out of the MBP Display forum and I thought you guys might have better insight anyway because you are dealing with color calibration more often. Here it is:
I used colorsync utility to calibrate my monitor, hoping it would at least get the colors more accurate than they are with the "Color LCD" profile. The Color LCD profile has a bad yellow tinge to it. I went through the process 4 times so I would be able to choose the best profile out of the 4. (Now I can't delete the extra profiles but I guess that is a different topic...) The color accuracy and the gray-tone is MUCH better BUT I have a slight (understatement) saturation problem.
My problem is after using Color Sync, ALL of my REDS are oversaturated and blown out. There is a problem with the blues and greens as well but it isn't as bad. Of course, they look fine in non color managed applications (ie FireFox) but everything else makes my photos look horrible. Even the RAW files straight out of the camera look blown out.
I had, at first edited these files on a PC so they always looked fine but now that I have switched to Mac I have noticed how oversaturated they are in all of its color managed applications. (Safari, preview, and even the desktop.) I thought perhaps that I had just pumped up the contrast and saturation too high on the PC and the color profile was now creating a problem because the color was set for an un-profiled file. BUT after viewing the unaltered .NEF's straight out of my camera, they too are oversaturated.
Now, I have some wallpapers I had downloaded from the web that look the same as before. It is just MY OWN photographs that are oversaturated. Obviously I have chosen the wrong color profile or something is wrong with my workflow. The wallpaper that looks the same doesn't have a profile assigned it when I view-info. It just labels the color space as RGB. All my photos that have problems, have a color profile assigned. I am using sRGB as recommended. There are a few still using Adobe RGB (which is what my camera defaults to) and they have the same oversaturation problem.
Aperture is set to export with an sRGB profile and CS2 uses sRGB as well.
Any advice? What monitor and color management profile's are you guys using?
I can't tell what is right anymore. What should I edit my photos to look good in? The only MONITOR profile that doesn't blow them out is Adobe/Apple RGB, Color LCD, and a few of the other default installed profiles.
I've got a bad case of color vertigo!

sorry uberfoto, did not get what MBP meant at first.
what Jan says about color calibration tool is right....and start again from the RAW.....
i am photographer in the advertisement, reportage, portraits and landscape.
my problem was to get the thinks printed as I saw them on the screen.
here what I have to say on that (part of another discussion):
".... Sorry, but no AppleTFT Display comes close to a hardware calibrated display. Maybe they are semi-professional. I do not say this to insult Apple, ore somebody else, but i say this to sway out the illusion of , " if I just spend more money on the calibration tool and software, I´ll have better prints". It´s just not possible, because the display cant show what is there. A Apple CRT Studio Display is far better in this. I you want to have a flat-screen TFT Display to bring good results, you have to choose one that is able to be hardware calibrated and has a higher lookup table (EIZO, LaCie, QuatoGrafics......)
I use use one professional EIZO CG21" and one semi-prof. EIZO FlexScanL985EX(21") and the diffrence is important between the two.
But i need only one to be Print Proof ready.
Before i was always afraid when i gave the picture file to my client, because of what my pictures look like once it is printed. Now the outcome is right or differs only very little from what I saw on the screen. my calibration tool is EYE ONE. "..
BUT your main problem is how it looks in the web.
my thoughts and suggestion on this:
1. most people see the web on PC Display. those use a gamma of 2.2
(apple = 1.8) so pictures appear more blue with more contrast. this setting is made to hide the low ability of the system and display to show colors as they are and give and give crispy impression. So you will have to consider this when you prepare the pictures for the web. therefor the standard calibration of your MBP is best for your needs. ( for printing the Display has to be set on 5.600 kelvin ,that would be to warm 4 the wwweb).
2.
a) In the beginning I use Aperture 1.5 (or Lightroom) to select and prepare the pictures as I like them.
b) then I export them in 8 bit/300 dpi in the size they will be used as PSD or TIFF.
c) I will then open them in Photoshop (color-settings=web /internet) make the cleaning and so on.( 4 the web I always increase the saturation because sRGB and JPG will throw away lots of colors).
d) AND NOW "save for the web ". This is definitely the best tool to prepare pictures for the web. on the right upper part of the window there is a flash-open menu where you may choose to see the colors like in windows or macintosh system.
and on the lower right of the application-window there is a roll-down menu where you may preview the results in different browsers of your choice.
It is here where you can produce amazing high Q pictures 4 the web under 100 kb.
Hope this may help.
good luck,
larry
G5 dual 2.3/4,5 gigRam/ATI 9600 128MB-PB G4 12" Mac OS X (10.4.2) EIZO CG 21"+EIZO L985ex 21"
G5 dual 2.3/4,5 gigRam/ATI 9600 128MB-PB G4 12" Mac OS X (10.4.2) EIZO CG 21"+EIZO L985ex 21"
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Display Calibration Issues

hi,
just upgraded to 10.6.8 and lots of issues.
the biggest is that my 30" cinema display now looks 15-20% lighter.
the screen image (especially in abobe indesign) doesn't look like it did in 10.5.8
and looks lighter than my normal print output.
I've played around with display calibration, but my new settings are really different
from my original settings. and of course, now all my indesign files are out-of-sync
with the abobe color settings and need to be updated, each and every one.
I also read that the new 'target gamma' is now 2.2 for 10.6.8 (as a default), but
when calibrating in SL, isn't not default and you need to know to manually change that.
has anyone else experienced these kind of SL display problems?
if so, how did you correct them?
in the back of my mind I'm thinking it's something with the video card, but
I'll try anything short of messing with that.
bottom line: all was well in 10.5.8.
now with 10.6.8, I've got issues that need to be fixed asap.
jim

my suspicion is snow leopard.
Nope, color works just fine. Something has changed in your setup. If you're using the exact same monitor and printer profiles you had under 10.5.8, color should come out the same under Snow Leopard.
While the default for Snow Leopard is now a 2.2 gamma, it doesn't mean you can't change it. It only means the long supplied Apple profiles are now built with a 2.2 gamma instead of 1.8. You can still build your monitor profiles to any white point and gamma you want.
Color matching is actually much simpler than it sounds. Though I should say the concept is simple. ColorSync is what controls color between devices. If you're trying to match your print to the monitor, ColorSync reads the monitor profile's color space. It does the best it can to make it fit and translate to the printer profile's color space.
That's the simple explanation. But in order for that to work, you need accurate profiles. You'll go through an awful lot of paper and ink trying one unrelated profile after another, and still get nowhere. By "unrelated", I mean using a profile that has nothing to do with the device. Such as choosing "Adobe RGB" as your monitor profile. That profile means nothing in relation to your monitor. It does not describe the white point, gamma or brightness you monitor is necessarily set to, nor the gamut or range of color it can actually display. Same goes for the rest of any profile the system allows you to choose as your monitor profile. They are all generic profiles that in no way describe the device you are looking at. I go into a lot more detail on monitors here.
So when you do use one of those generic monitor profiles, ColorSync can only assume, yes, this must be exactly how the monitor looks that you're viewing. Which of course it doesn't. So naturally, printed color is rarely even close.
The least expensive color management tool you can buy, and at the same time drastically improves your ability to match output to your screen is something like this. Of the two models, definitely get the i1Display Pro. Much faster, accurate unit. Also much better software with more control. Don't bother looking at older colorimeters such the i1Display2, Spyder, or any other previous models. They can't handle the output of today's wide gamut LCD or LED monitors. Gray rarely comes out gray. Usually very greenish or pink. These new models have bee completely redesigned to handle today's monitors. They also handle older monitors just fine.

All Things Being Equal, Is the Apple Display The Best Monitor For A Mac

Let's put price aside for a second....
Is the Apple Display the best monitor to hookup to a MacBook Pro (or any Mac for that matter) because the Apple Display is specifically configured for Macs where other monitors are probably more configured for PCs/Windows? In other words are Apple Displays the best out of the box for your Mac (minimal configuration, maximum clarity and crispness, etc.).
Thanks.

It's a very good sRGB monitor. The 30 is outstanding. I still think the 23 is a little sketchy; it seems prone to an issue where for as much as an hour you can just discern a ghost of a window that has been up for a few hours; and there are still sporadic reports of weird color casts and "sparkling" effects that can make it difficult to focus on fine details when you're working. The 20 is very good unless you're in a bright environment, in which case you might find its backlight does not go up enough. The 20 has a certain rarity value right now; it's about the last really good wide-format monitor in its size class, though there are still plenty of good 20 or 21 inch 1600x1200 displays out there.
Bear in mind that because OS X (including, most importantly, Safari) still thinks everything is sRGB, if you get an extended gamut AdobeRGB monitor like the latest 90-series 26 incher from NEC, all the colors in iApps like iPhoto and Safari will come out looking Day-Glo.
The very best monitors out there -- and here we're talking 24-inch monitors that cost $1,200 and up once you consider tax and/or shipping -- will tend to have things like a polarizing filter on the display itself, HDCP support, dual or even triple computer inputs, and 10 or 12 bit color support that enables profiling within the monitor independently of the graphics card on your computer. Of the above features Apple is particularly overdue on implementing HDCP, which Hollywood in its stupidity has made a requirement for HD movies (why they want to enrich monitor manufacturers rather than themselves I don't know), and the polarizing filter thingy, which further improves the blacks and the viewing angle on IPS panels such as the ones Apple uses in its displays.
Every now and then a cheaper one comes along -- DoubleSight's latest 25.5 inch ("26 inch" in name only) display comes to mind -- that fulfills all those attractive specifications but usually has some deficiency or other. The most common aggravating feature of cheaper displays, and this has shown up in forums on the DoubleSight display, is you can't turn the brightness control down far enough for domestic use without resorting to hardware calibration and/or pulling back on the individual RGB sliders, which makes color accuracy a problem. But for a brightly lit office environment, and if you're OK dealing with the (hopefully temporary) OS X issues with wide gamut, the DoubleSight is an attractive HD option.
Now will someone help me decide which of the ACD 20 or 23 causes less eye strain when dealing with text? Thanks in advance.

How best to calibrate monitor using Display Calibrator Assistant?

I have had my 20" iMac since January 2007, but have not yet calibrated the monitor which I understand is a good thing to do periodically. I would like to do this using the Display Calibrator Assistant available via Mac System Preferences.
My Internet research on this subject has uncovered some controversy on how to perform the calibration. For example, a preponderance of opinion seems to be that the Gamma setting should be 2.2 instead of the 1.8 recommended by Apple for Mac OS computers. There are also differing opinions on whether to use the Expert Mode when calibrating.
I would appreciate an authoritative response on how best to perform the monitor calibration. For your information my primary interest regarding calibration is making sure that colors are correct when I am viewing and editing photographic digital images that I store in iPhoto.
Bob

Hey, Pete!
With my Nikon I can set the color space to either Adobe RGB or sRGB. Ken Rockwell (kenrockwell.com) is very knowledgeable in this area, and in his User's Guide for the D200, strongly advises the default sRGB setting unless the user really knows what he is doing with Adobe RGB and does his own printing. I don't agree with all of Mr. Rockwell's pronouncements, but on this issue I opted to follow his advice.
I don't find noise to be a significant issue with the D200 from ISO 100 through 1600. Noise gets pretty bad at ISO 3200, but the Noise Ninja program is very helpful in reducing noise to acceptable levels. Noise is worse in underexposed areas, but on balance I still prefer underexposure--within reason--to overexposure.
I started out my use of the D200 shooting everything in RAW + JPEG (Large Normal Optimal Quality), but in most instances I didn't feel that RAW gave me noticeably better results than JPEG. Also, RAW images chew up a lot of hard drive space. I now shoot most stuff JPEG, but employ RAW in situations that might present a problem, like when shooting sporting events in school gymnasiums which typically have abominable lighting conditions. With RAW images white balance is easier to adjust than with JPEGs. On the Internet I have read a number of impassioned arguments in favor of RAW over JPEG, but I still consider RAW to be a digital image format and not a religion! Therefore, I don't fear consignment to hades as a penalty for shooting JPEGs!
Bob

Software monitor calibration tool???

Hi,
We are on a photo production right now and I have to work on pictures with my MBP. Bought a 23 Cinema to have more space to work but can't get a calibration tool. Is there any "good" software tool available beside the Apple built in tool??
What would you recommend to do while we are on the road??
Appreciate your feedback.
Thanks
R

I have used several software calibration tools and find that they are not worth the trouble.
IMO you will do better to let color adjust by the numbers. (i.e. R=G=B is white, gray, black). Also if you make an bit of an effort you will adapt to your monitor.
The adaptability of a human viewer is why things don't look green to you in a flourescent lighting environment. It also makes software calibrations very spotty.
The Apple monitors have some limitations in the LUT (look up table). Most calibrations (even hardware calibrations) wind up shifing your white-point to a warmer balance (a good thing) but at the same time they reduce shadow detail visible (a very bad thing) because they reduce the number of shades/colors that the monitor can display.
A really good package won't try to calibrate your Apple monitor (calibrate means to change), instead it will profile your monitor (profile means to describe).
If you want to try software calibration don't spend too much on your package. You probably won't want to use it for long. My advice is stick to the Apple profiles until you can get a good hardware profiling package.
P.S. If you search this forum you will find some early problems that some users had with Aperture not property interpreting some types of profiles. I recall probelms in v1.1 with large profiles from Gretag Macbeth Profile Maker 5. There may be others

Using an external non-Apple display on a MacBook Pro with Mountain Lion

On Friday I upgraded to Mountain Lion from Snow Leopard and now I am not able to use my 23" Samsung monitor exclusively as my display. I can mirror the MacBook Pro's display, but then my HD monitor's resolution is downgraded.
I used to start-up my MacBook Pro pushing the "On" button and then quickly closing the notebook. When it has started and the display was shown on my Samsung monitor, I opened the MacBook and all would be well. I had the benefit of the full HD resolution of my Samsung monitor, with all the menus and the MacBook's screen would be blank. If I follow the same steps now, the moment I open my MacBook, everything shifts back to the MacBook and the external screen only shows the background picture, with no menus.
I am a photographer and use the large HD-quality screen to see fine detail when I am doing editing. I do not like to work on two screens at the same time, and would prefer it to just keep on working in the same way as previuosly.
Can someone please give me advice on my problem?

This may help but then it may not. I tested it with my iMac and non-Apple second display so results may vary.
With both the MacBook and the second display powered on go to the Apple Menu > System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement
Drag the Menu Bar to the second display and then drag the display itself to the other side of the second display. This should allow acces to the dock and Menubar on the non-Apple display and achive your desired results.
Note: If I sleep my iMac the second display stops so you may need to keep your MacBook open to use these settings
Hope that helps

How do I set 23 in Apple Display luminance to 100 lux

Hi,
We have a new Imac G5 and a new 23in Apple display that we need to have match our existing CRT monitors. We use an Eye One Display 2 to calibrate our monitors to 100 lux. But we have not found a way to do this with the Imac or the Apple Display since neither of these displays have monitor controls for brightness. We set the System preferences brightness level all the way down. We are getting a luminance of 188 lux. Does anyone have any suggestions to help us match our luminance of the apple display and Imac to our CRT monitors?
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I have a new 20" display and it has brightness buttons on the right side which I adjust while watching my Eye-One calibrator brightness readout in the software.
Are there no brightness buttons on the right side of the 23" ? I thought the only difference between these monitors was the size. When I was calibrating I found that the brightness buttons on the side did the same thing as the Brightness slider in the Displays preference, but the slider allowed more precise adjustments.
My target brightness, which I think was 100 (can't remember though), was met when my OS X on-screen brightness bar was at about 1/4 of the way across.

Error when calibrate my display via display calibrator, please help me

Hi all, I work as a photographer.
I usually print my photo to the digital photo lab, but they have a different monitor calibration. when I used the display calibrator, they just showed me the same error that the app quit unexpectedly. this is happened when I was in the end of the calibration (usually they will ask to save with personal name) but now, the error message come. Here I copy the error report
Process: Display Calibrator [2787]
Path: /System/Library/ColorSync/Calibrators/Display Calibrator.app/Contents/MacOS/Display Calibrator
Identifier: com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator
Version: 4.5 (4.5)
Build Info: ColorSyncEtc-1890000~152
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [68]
Interval Since Last Report: 10545 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 1
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 59 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 1
Date/Time: 2010-10-30 16:05:46.460 +0700
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.5.8 (9L30)
Report Version: 6
Anonymous UUID: 57CEA5B6-3F2E-4F17-BE2B-4D5634F206D6
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Codes: KERNINVALIDADDRESS at 0x00000000000ffff0
Crashed Thread: 0
Thread 0 Crashed:
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13 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a30e8f -[NSApplication sendAction:to:from:] + 112
14 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a30dcc -[NSControl sendAction:to:] + 108
15 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a30c52 -[NSCell _sendActionFrom:] + 169
16 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a302ab -[NSCell trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp:] + 1827
17 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a2fafe -[NSButtonCell trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp:] + 541
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19 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a2daf7 -[NSWindow sendEvent:] + 5381
20 com.apple.AppKit 0x959fa6a5 -[NSApplication sendEvent:] + 2939
21 com.apple.AppKit 0x95957fe7 -[NSApplication run] + 867
22 com.apple.AppKit 0x959251d8 NSApplicationMain + 574
23 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00001f02 0x1000 + 3842
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Thread 0 crashed with X86 Thread State (32-bit):
eax: 0xffff0700 ebx: 0x91d93e2d ecx: 0x00000034 edx: 0xfff68840
edi: 0x001977e0 esi: 0xbfffebb6 ebp: 0xbfffe2e8 esp: 0xbfffe2e0
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cr2: 0x000ffff0
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0x936fc000 - 0x937dcfff libobjc.A.dylib ??? (???) <3ca288b625a47bbcfe378158e4dc328f> /usr/lib/libobjc.A.dylib
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0x943f4000 - 0x9447bff7 libsqlite3.0.dylib ??? (???) <aaaf72c093e13f34b96e2688b95bdb4a> /usr/lib/libsqlite3.0.dylib
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0x96caf000 - 0x96cbdffd libz.1.dylib ??? (???) <a98b3b221a72b54faf73ded3dd7000e5> /usr/lib/libz.1.dylib
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0x96db6000 - 0x96eefff7 libicucore.A.dylib ??? (???) <f2819243b278259b9a622ea111ea5fd6> /usr/lib/libicucore.A.dylib
0x96f27000 - 0x96f69fef com.apple.NavigationServices 3.5.2 (163) <7f4f1766414a511bf5bc68920ac85a88> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/NavigationSer vices.framework/Versions/A/NavigationServices
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0x970d4000 - 0x97167fff com.apple.ink.framework 101.3 (86) <d4c85b5cafa8027fff042b84a8be71dc> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/Ink.framework /Versions/A/Ink
0x97168000 - 0x9716fffe libbsm.dylib ??? (???) <fa7ae5f1a621d9b69e7e18747c9405fb> /usr/lib/libbsm.dylib
0x97170000 - 0x9752efea libLAPACK.dylib ??? (???) /System/Library/Frameworks/Accelerate.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/vecLib.fr amework/Versions/A/libLAPACK.dylib
0x9752f000 - 0x9755afe7 libauto.dylib ??? (???) <4f3e58cb81da07a1662c1f647ce30225> /usr/lib/libauto.dylib
0x9755b000 - 0x976a3ff7 com.apple.ImageIO.framework 2.0.7 (2.0.7) <2a585e8223b98b77e0d7d566770b98fd> /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/ ImageIO.framework/Versions/A/ImageIO
0x976a4000 - 0x97b75fbe libGLProgrammability.dylib ??? (???) <d5cb4e7997a873cd77523689e6749acd> /System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/Versions/A/Libraries/libGLProgramma bility.dylib
0x97d1d000 - 0x97e6fff3 com.apple.audio.toolbox.AudioToolbox 1.5.3 (1.5.3) /System/Library/Frameworks/AudioToolbox.framework/Versions/A/AudioToolbox
0xfffe8000 - 0xfffebfff libobjc.A.dylib ??? (???) /usr/lib/libobjc.A.dylib
0xffff0000 - 0xffff1780 libSystem.B.dylib ??? (???) /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib
Thanks for your help.
(and I want to ask, how to print a similar photo, now, with my setting, it will look diferent in the lcd, and the lab monitor. )

things are the same, unexpectedly error =(
Process: Display Calibrator [1120]
Path: /System/Library/ColorSync/Calibrators/Display Calibrator.app/Contents/MacOS/Display Calibrator
Identifier: com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator
Version: 4.5 (4.5)
Build Info: ColorSyncEtc-1890000~152
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [126]
Interval Since Last Report: 36756 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 2
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 56 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 1
Date/Time: 2010-10-31 12:11:27.179 +0700
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.5.8 (9L30)
Report Version: 6
Anonymous UUID: 57CEA5B6-3F2E-4F17-BE2B-4D5634F206D6
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at 0x00000000000cdff0
Crashed Thread: 0
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0xffff0f38 __memcpy + 1944 (cpu_capabilities.h:246)
1 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x91d94213 __CFStringCreateImmutableFunnel3 + 1027
2 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x91d95331 CFStringCreateWithCharacters + 97
3 com.apple.Foundation 0x964ac6f0 -[NSPlaceholderString initWithCharacters:length:] + 32
4 com.apple.Foundation 0x964ac762 +[NSString stringWithCharacters:length:] + 82
5 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00009dfb 0x1000 + 36347
6 com.apple.ColorSync 0x91f2d897 CMIterateColorSyncFolder + 1525
7 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00009ebf 0x1000 + 36543
8 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00009fe2 0x1000 + 36834
9 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x0000a145 0x1000 + 37189
10 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00009d2c 0x1000 + 36140
11 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x0000351b 0x1000 + 9499
12 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x0000338d 0x1000 + 9101
13 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a30e8f -[NSApplication sendAction:to:from:] + 112
14 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a30dcc -[NSControl sendAction:to:] + 108
15 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a30c52 -[NSCell _sendActionFrom:] + 169
16 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a302ab -[NSCell trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp:] + 1827
17 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a2fafe -[NSButtonCell trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp:] + 541
18 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a2f3b8 -[NSControl mouseDown:] + 888
19 com.apple.AppKit 0x95a2daf7 -[NSWindow sendEvent:] + 5381
20 com.apple.AppKit 0x959fa6a5 -[NSApplication sendEvent:] + 2939
21 com.apple.AppKit 0x95957fe7 -[NSApplication run] + 867
22 com.apple.AppKit 0x959251d8 NSApplicationMain + 574
23 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00001f02 0x1000 + 3842
24 com.apple.ColorSyncCalibrator 0x00001ebe 0x1000 + 3774
Thread 0 crashed with X86 Thread State (32-bit):
eax: 0xffff0700 ebx: 0x91d93e2d ecx: 0x00000034 edx: 0xfff36180
edi: 0x00197eb0 esi: 0xbfffebb6 ebp: 0xbfffe2e8 esp: 0xbfffe2e0
ss: 0x0000001f efl: 0x00010282 eip: 0xffff0f38 cs: 0x00000017
ds: 0x0000001f es: 0x0000001f fs: 0x00000000 gs: 0x00000037
cr2: 0x000cdff0
Binary Images:
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0xc3000 - 0xc3ffd + ??? (???) <a38df950990d8760ec823ad4d8502243>
0xc8000 - 0xc9ffd + ??? (???) <c73c9cfb71a6574f9dfe54cf1fde8c74>
0x15319000 - 0x156c7fe3 + ??? (???) <05a38d218556434c8baa850a6ec99b37>
0x8fe00000 - 0x8fe2db43 dyld 97.1 (???) <458eed38a009e5658a79579e7bc26603> /usr/lib/dyld
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110 vs 220 Power - Apple Display Connector

I recently moved from a 220V power country to a 110V power country. My 2008 Quadcore MacPro switched over no problem, everything worked fine. My older 2.0Ghtz MacPro has two problems:
1. The fans run highspeed within minutes of turning it on. Very noisy, and definitely not due to heat. Cool - cold in the home and the computer has just started, yet they run loud and noisy.
2. The Apple Display Screen (plastic casing, 23" inch) doesn't light up. It hooks into the MacPro with the Apple Display Connector, thus no separate power connector. The MacPro clearly says on the back that it works with 110-220V power, so my assumption is that it will feed the proper power through the Apple Display Connector. The Display's front white on/off button lights up when pressed, so some power is getting through to it, the screen just doesn't lite up.
Any thoughts?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
It can be used with any voltage, it has a universal power unit.

Apple Displays v. All the Rest

This is my first post to the Apple Discussions. I would just like to note the following:
I am a first-time Mac user, and I am generally satisfied with Apple. My Mini has offered no problems, runs smoothly, and is a fine machine. When I purchased the Mini, I decided to try and use my old Gateway FPD 1500 LCD. I was thrilled when it worked, and I have been using it for several months. However, this is where I start to have an issue.
After several months of using the 15-inch monitor, I decided a bigger monitor was necessary. Apple Displays are supposed to be the best, so I investigated them. To my horror, I discovered Apple only offers a one-year warranty on their monitors if they are purchased separately. Considering Apple's monitors are some of the most expensive on the market, it seems counter intuitive to pay $800 for a 20-inch display and get a one-year warranty.
Why, when companies such as Dell are offering three-year warranty's, does Apple stick with one? Considering the amount of the investment that seems to be a bad idea from an economic and equitable perspective. Unless, and until, Apple offers a a fair warranty on its monitors, I cannot see myself purchasing one however good it may be.

Hi Bill,
No reason to hesitate indeed. This merits further consideration, that's for sure. The following points should be investigated:
serial numbers of the defective units
kind of problem vs serial number
is the light involved (is it the main cause)
has someone tried to pinpoint the main cause
have the units been brought back to the Apple reseller
have the units been repaired
if not, has the answer "no" been taken for granted
Now Bill, you will allow me to rectify a major mistake by omission that you did:
This thread began August 17, 2004, more than one year ago.
I didn't look at the curve of responses vs time (didn't have the... time). Didn't look either how many times the same guy has written. But I am confident that those factors as a whole should return the epidemic to... yes, I will say it, a hospital sick room.
(I talked a few minutes ago with an ex-Senior Scientist Level 2 at Apple (those who know me know who...) and he tells me that even he can't have this kind of stats.)
Well, I am first of all a Chemistry Ph.D. This means nothing expect perhaps that I am bone-headed, and that I know about stats inside and out. We simply do not know the number of defective units here. I do not know, that's for sure.
About the professional photo studios, of which I know several: A good number still stick to CRTs and their degraded phosphors. All the serious ones (not all studios are serious, professional or not, alas) calibrate their displays very regularly. Our displays here are calibrated with a Spyder every two weeks. I just checked on a 20" and a 23", just to be sure. No problem there. Granted, one never proves anything with a few examples.
Frankly, in ordinary usage, I would not know if the colours have shifted or not. The thing is calibrated and appears OK by definition, which is absolutely all that counts. I would indeed take a major shift not to be able to calibrate it correctly. If you tell me: I am no longer able to calibrate correctly with my spectrometer, or colours are uneven, that's a different story: back to shop time.
Still another angle: last year, more than half a dozen topics appeared about freezes on desktop G5s. We're speaking here of 1500-post topics, closed by Apple when they were unmanageable. Still, it was later shown that the vast majority of G5s were healthy. My first one was an exception: it was deep-sixed by AppleCare and replaced, pure and simple.
So I repeat: you have a defective display? Bring it back, by all means!
P.S.: If you want to see the importance we give to colour, look at the "River and Waterfalls" or the "Portraits" series on my web site.
Bill, this is an interesting discussion indeed. I hope that it is useful to Eric!!!
Roger the Photographer
Montréal

2 apple displays!

i connected two apple cinema display 20" to my powermac G5 quad, to work on the final cut pro .. just to verify things, when i start the machine, one of the apple display start normally with apple logo and then it reached the finder with normal dock and everything ok, the other display showing only the background, is this normal ?!
thanks !

As said before, it's normal. Since you can just have the dock and menu bar on one screen with displays connected directly to the graphics card. You could use things like Matrox DualHead2Go and connect two 17" or 19" LCD through this adaptor and get one dock and menu bar on both - divided by the displays frames of course.
iMac G4 17" 1,25/2/320, PowerBook G4 12" 1,5/1,25/80 + 23" ACD Mac OS X (10.4.7)

HT1880 Is there a calibration tool foor iPhoto and the printing of books (dark results)

Hi, Not satisfied with the result of a very expensive and therefore unusable iPhoto Book, due to the dark prints of the images, I am looking for a calibration tool. Does anyone know of its existence? Or is it just aquestion of lowering the color density of your photo's before, with iPhoto? And, if yes, at what rate do they have to adjusted?
Thank you for an answer, sicerely, Jos

Don't know if you can set the camera to use a different RGB profile for future photos.
To convert existing files to sRGB you can download and use this Automator workflow application, Convert to JPG anbd Embed sRGB profile, on the original files. However, you would have to export the orignals out of iPhoto, run the app on them and reimport them. You can download the app from Toad's Cellar.
For future photos you can upload them to a folder on the Desktop and run the app on them there before importing.
Contact Apple, tell them about the problem and they probably will refund the purchase price. If you reorder then you're on your own from then on. Be sure to create a PDF of the book as described in this Apple document, iPhoto '11: Preview a book, card, or calendar before you order or print it, before you order it and save the pdf for comparison to the printed version after you receive it.

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