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Hey, I just bought a new macbook. The color seemed very light and not very rich. I was quite dissapointed. So, I went under the color preferences and seleced "Adobe RGB (1998)". The color then became much deeper and richer. Is this normal? The color I saw when I first used the system was very poor, I'm not sure why. What do you guys use for your color preference? Mine was on "Color LCD" before I switched it.

Thanks.

P.S. Otherwise I'm loving the new macbook!
 
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on the macbook screen, the LCD colors should be perfect... if you change into anything else it will not be right... but if you hooked up macbook to a monitor, then yeah, you need to switch to something like adobe rgb, otherwise colors will be dull :)

on my DVI LCD screen (external monitor) i use adobe '98
on macbook LCD screen, I use the default LCD screen one
 
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Well, this setting doesn't seem to conflict with anything the computer does, and I don't mind it. The closest Apple store is a ways away and I don't feel like driving all the way there to complain. Nor do I feel like sending the computer back to Apple when I am leaving for school in less than a month.

Guess this just makes my computer more unique right? haha
 
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Why not calibrate it to what looks best to you? After all, that is what the custom calibration is for. :black:
 

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