I have bought a thunderbolt display 5 months ago.
I bought another earlier this week but when I add the 2 next to each other the old screen is nice crips white, while the new monitor have this warm sepia undertone.
I took the monitor back and it was swopped for a new, but it is exactly the same. I really need the screens to be the same colours as we do graphic work.
I assume different batches will have slight variation?
I decided to return the monitor and rather wait for Apple to release a new monitor before I try again. Just before I do return it, is there a way to calibrate the 2 to look the same?
So, now I am curious, those of you who have more than one thunderbolt display, are the colours the same on all of them or do they vary a lot?
PS. both are connected to a nmp, 6c D500. I did swop the ports but no difference
I bought another earlier this week but when I add the 2 next to each other the old screen is nice crips white, while the new monitor have this warm sepia undertone.
I took the monitor back and it was swopped for a new, but it is exactly the same. I really need the screens to be the same colours as we do graphic work.
I assume different batches will have slight variation?
I decided to return the monitor and rather wait for Apple to release a new monitor before I try again. Just before I do return it, is there a way to calibrate the 2 to look the same?
So, now I am curious, those of you who have more than one thunderbolt display, are the colours the same on all of them or do they vary a lot?
PS. both are connected to a nmp, 6c D500. I did swop the ports but no difference