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Anyone using MacBook pro with retina display
For retouch? Opinions wanted:-) Oct 14 12 01:51 pm Link I have the regular 15 inch Macbook Pro with the anti-glare screen and love it. I am sure there is no downside to this model. Oct 14 12 01:55 pm Link G and G PHOTOGRAPHY wrote: Well the retina display is suppossed to be 30 percent more accurate than previous MacBook models but not everything is written for that screen yet. Oct 14 12 01:58 pm Link Supposedly Adobe looks kinda crappy on the retina display. Abobe has been working on a update. http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/ … pport.html Oct 14 12 04:13 pm Link If you learn about "real" pro level screens Look at specs for bit depth, color gamut Built in hardware gamma correction Apple is not in the game Oct 14 12 05:46 pm Link eos3_300 wrote: They've got some of the highest pixel density laptop market. Bit depth isnt a hardware issue and the color gamut covers 99% of sRGB. Unless you're working with LAB, its not really an issue. i'm guessing you're a PC thumper without all the facts? Oct 14 12 06:02 pm Link Ben Hinman wrote: Can you identify where you got your data? I was in an Apple store yesterday, asking exactly these questions. The salesman pulled up the information, and the color gamut on the page he showed me was distinctly less than sRGB, and far less than Adobe RGB, which is what I use for prints (and, I think, so do most people who care about more than web display.) Oct 14 12 06:10 pm Link NatLight Studios wrote: Google "macbook color gamut". Click on the first result. Thats about all the effort it took. Oct 14 12 06:23 pm Link  Moderator Warning!If this devolves any further into a Mac vs PC war, the thread will be locked, and the participants in that nonsense may lose posting privileges. This is the only warning. Oct 14 12 07:29 pm Link Noted Kevin. Not really interested in getting into that debate anyway. Oct 14 12 07:31 pm Link Monitors For High Quality Imaging Work Nothing on the new retina displays, but they do discuss the iMac panels and generally a very good article on the subject, especially if you're unsure on the differences between consumer and professional monitors. Oct 14 12 08:19 pm Link Have a fully maxed out Retina 15 and LOVE it. Photoshop slices through huge files with ease. Color wise, fantastic. Nov 11 12 11:23 pm Link Secret Playground wrote: Are you saying that having the retina display makes photoshop work faster? Nov 11 12 11:50 pm Link |
