I've had my 2.4ghz MacBook for a year now and I just realized something: its LCD has a yellowish tint to it. I've compared it with a 2.4ghz Blackbook with the same calibration and color profile, and still, mine has a warm, yellowish tint while the other has a cooler, bluish one. Which one is normal? Is mine normal? (Mine is a tad bit darker too, even at max brightness.)
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From your description, both MacBooks definitely have screens made by different screen manufacturers. I'll think that what you're seeing is normal. The screen "coolness/warmness" varies between different screen manufacturers.
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jackluo923 Notebook Virtuoso
It doesn't matter whether your LCD's backlight is LCD or LED technology it gets dimmer over time. So it's normal for a heavily used LCD monitor to be dimmer than newer or less frequently used moniitors.
Also, there's no perfectly calibrated monitor, at least the ones that you can buy. Different screen needs different calibration thus it's normal for different screens to output slightly different colors. There's no way to tell whether your LCD screen is "normal" as normal is a very loose term and different people have different "normal" standard. -
Do not worry, your lcd is perfextly normal.
Is there something wrong with my LCD?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by dyancuevas, Apr 25, 2009.