Yep, just one of the many drawbacks you get with oled, the more I use my mini led M1 iPad, the more I'm starting to prefer mini led over oled, awesome display, without all the drawbacks you get from oled.
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iPhone 12 Pro Yellow Screen/Tint? Display seem "Warm"? Check here first!
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My 12 Pro Max has worse color shift and brightness shift. I use True Tone though.
Is True Tone and / or night shift scheduled on?
looks like you have night shift and true tone turned on.
I reckon both are.
I just changed matched the settings.
Looks better in this picture but in person the pro is still slightly brighter.
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Here’s another one. It’s a bit more prominent now.
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And finally, here’s a comparison of 3 phones:
iphone 13 PM, iPhone 13 pro and iPhone X.
The 13 PM and X look about the same whereas the 13 P looks the brightest.
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lol at all the posts with this on True Tone on auto brightness in a dim setting
the cycle repeats itself so much
on top of it being a real issue generally
seems like the 13’s are coming out less yellow on average overall which is a win
but it’s only been out a day
I tried that but no, was already off. But I resolved, it was simply the auto brightness. It's fine now thanks
The right side of the screen is ever so slightly darker than the left side, but I'm keeping it
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Smart move, there is no such thing as a perfect panel when it comes to oled.
The lack of consistency of calibration across these “pro” devices is staggering.
They should all be calibrated to 6500k
I’ve got an M1 iPad Pro which is too blue and an iPhone 13 Pro which has too much yellow / green. Not as bad as last years 12s which were hilarious with the added yellow.
Pulled up the same photo in Lightroom on the 13 pro and iPad. Colours are different hues, eg. blues are turquoise on the iPhone and purple on the iPad.
And then they market it as a professional device for photo and video work, it’s bizarre.
The worst thing is that there’s no real solution for this since you can’t calibrate the screens yourself.
They should all be calibrated to 6500k
I’ve got an M1 iPad Pro which is too blue and an iPhone 13 Pro which has too much yellow / green. Not as bad as last years 12s which were hilarious with the added yellow.
Pulled up the same photo in Lightroom on the 13 pro and iPad. Colours are different hues, eg. blues are turquoise on the iPhone and purple on the iPad.
And then they market it as a professional device for photo and video work, it’s bizarre.
The worst thing is that there’s no real solution for this since you can’t calibrate the screens yourself.
