glossy or matte LED

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  dadwtwins Registered Users Posts: 804 Major grins

  January 22, 2008 edited January 22, 2008

  No question, the matte is the only way to go.
  
  The glossy screen looks great for movies but for post processing photos, it gives you false results. Calibration of the glossy screen does not work very well and the glare from the glossy screen is annoying.

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  Drip Registered Users Posts: 2 Beginner grinner

  January 23, 2008 edited January 23, 2008

  Thanks dadwtwins for the advices on matte screen. I will order my matted screen then.
  

  dadwtwins wrote:

  No question, the matte is the only way to go.
  
  The glossy screen looks great for movies but for post processing photos, it gives you false results. Calibration of the glossy screen does not work very well and the glare from the glossy screen is annoying.

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  tweaker Registered Users Posts: 34 Big grins

  January 24, 2008 edited January 24, 2008

  I agree 100%. We have 2 MBPs one with glossy and one with matte. My wife and I both like the Matte screen better in almost every situation.
  

  dadwtwins wrote:

  No question, the matte is the only way to go.
  
  The glossy screen looks great for movies but for post processing photos, it gives you false results. Calibration of the glossy screen does not work very well and the glare from the glossy screen is annoying.

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  jdryan3 Registered Users Posts: 1,353 Major grins

  January 27, 2008 edited January 27, 2008

  tweaker wrote:

  I agree 100%. We have 2 MBPs one with glossy and one with matte. My wife and I both like the Matte screen better in almost every situation.

  
  I suppose that means you get to use the glossy??
  
  

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