Good Read. Quote from Ctein
"Can't speak to whether or not you have a defective screen, but "blues" should go more "purple" on the new iPad. The iPad2 inaccurately rendered blues as too light and shifted towards cyan. The new iPad renders them very close to correct (as compared with a properly calibrated D65 studio monitor). I see no big difference in the rendering of pure yellows between the iPad2 and the new iPad, but the slightly warmer (and more accurate) color temperature of the new iPad could make them look subjectively different (i.e., compared to the "white," yellows would look slightly warmer on the iPad2).
If you don't like this color rendition, then return the new iPad, but don't expect Apple to "correct" it. It's actually much more correct now than it was in the iPad2."
This better explains my above test, and why out of all of my displays, only the iPad 1 was showing a difference in color.
Thanks for the post, more info the better, totally agree with them that colors are better on the new one...
But some panels are off from the norm, I read that this can and will happen depending on the individual panel, not really defective.
They seem to say the yellows are slightly warmer on the new one, thats good to hear, as my yellow is colder. I have read others stating yellow was more cold, like whiter lemon like color.
Yellow leans toward slightly green on mine, almost sickly..picture I took in the kitchen showed bananas way off on mine from what is seen in real life. iPhone 4s and my hd cams showed almost exact reproduction of yellow.
In fact my whole screen is colder, colder than my iPad 2 or iPhone 4s, which is opposite of what others are seeing. So I don't think many are seeing this.
So good news is looks like a swap would solve my color issues, seeing how the new sharp panels are on the way, I may wait to see what happens then.