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Does IOS 4.1 fix the yellow pictures?
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here's the most detailed and up to the minute reporting on this. I've linked to the final (at this point) page, but you may want to back up one or two for more on the latest iOs and its impact (or read from the start for more info on the problem):
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2479908&start=465&tstart=0
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2479908&start=465&tstart=0
Same here. The photos with the hdr setting turned on look great. Even in doors where they used to look yellow and dark.
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The yellow tint issue has been fixed on my iPhone 4 as well. My indoor pictures look much better.
The yellow tint issue has been fixed on my iPhone 4 as well. My indoor pictures look much better.
Since you still can't set the white balance the issue isn't resolved because you can still end up with yellowish pictures due to wrong white balance (especially when using TL lighting). I'd rather have a white balance option instead of the HDR option because setting the white balance does a lot more than HDR.
It's a lot better for me after the update. Before when I took pictures indoors at work, the colors would look almost neon. Now the colors look much more natural. The same goes for video recording, I've also noticed that it seems to adjust to different lighting much quicker on the fly now while recording.
iOS still has white balance issues and trouble rendering yellows: http://www.anandtech.com/show/3903/apples-ipod-touch-2010-review-not-a-poor-mans-iphone-4/3
iPod Touch (2010)
iPhone 4
Samsung Galaxy S
iPod Touch (2010)
iPhone 4
Samsung Galaxy S
Same here. I enjoy taking photos with my iPhone and I never noticed any yellow tint issues.
Try taking a picture in a room with the lights on at night. The white turns yellow.
This is good news that it is mostly fixed. That is the one thing that I had a prob with. I still won't update just yet. Worried about the battery life getting shorter.
Yep, seems to be fixed for me as well.
It had been getting to the point where I would avoid taking pictures of people if we were indoors in dim lighting, just because I 'd be too ashamed to show them the yellowed pics.iOS still has white balance issues and trouble rendering yellows: http://www.anandtech.com/show/3903/apples-ipod-touch-2010-review-not-a-poor-mans-iphone-4/3
iPod Touch (2010)
iPhone 4
Samsung Galaxy S
wow, what a difference. the samsung looks like it definitely handles the balance WAY better.
i've found my iPhone 4's indoor performance pretty poor unless I'm using natural light only throughout the day.
outside it seems to perform very well.
The phones white balance is set one way and is not user-settable to any other white balance. As such, white balance is way off during certain instances even with latest firmware and HDR. Firmware and HDR do not address white balance, so it remains. Beside the illuminating example posted above, white balance issue first came apparent to me yesterday evening. I was shopping for a rug and took two pics of two styles for my wife to choose color. After I shot the pics, I realized that the color was so way off that it wasn't worth sending her the pics.