MACBOOK PRO - 15" 08 SCREEN CALIBRATION WITH SPYDER 3 ELLITE

Hi
I bought a Macbook Pro prior to the new released model. As a graphic designer i am doing my nutt trying to calibrate the screen to an acceptable level. The lowest % of black visable on screen is 30% which is useless abnd highest is 70%.
The internal calibration tool is useless.. so i hoped purchasing a Spyder 3 Ellite would solve my problems...the results are still poor I have tried adjusting the backlight to factory settings which i believe is 50% brightness. Also changing the gamma and white point...still i am at a loss... has anyone got some experience with using the Spyder 3 Ellite and the MBP '08 model??? please help.

I tried calibrating the new 15" macbook pro with the spyder3 using variety of settings; I can get decent neutrals but the colors always seem a bit off to me, especially deep blues which seem to shift towards purple. I use it with a 30" ACD and I could get my previous alu macbook pro to match the 30" pretty closely, but the new macbook pro screen is harder to calibrate it seems.
The Spyder 3 might have issues with the new glossy screens.
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