In that case most phones give you that option or come setup like that out of the box. Pixel XL, Note 8 and I dare say the iPhone X are all capable of accurate colours to sRGB. I think the biggest misconception is that Samsung phones are not accurate or natural looking due to them using the Adaptive setting out of the box, set them to basic and they are very accurate.
It is easy. If image capture with srgb it will be displayed with that colour gamut. If taken with p3 or adobergb (which has a much higher gamut than srgb)it will be displayed with that gamut as intended by the content creator.
I understand what Colour management is, I was trying to understand exactly what Apple was doing different and it now makes sense. I guess Samsung could improve Adaptive mode to do the same after all that is the whole point of it. For some reason Samsung seem to believe people prefer more punchy colours. Personally I like Adaptive mode.
It's not that much different that people who prefer the Vivid/Dynamic picture mode on their televisions. I despise those people, personally.
Dawww jamesrick don't feel bad, buddy. The Note 8 had a good run... lol. Unfortunately it seems Apple improved upon Samsung's existing design. Too bad it's PenTile, but I'd still take Apple's implementation of it any day, given what that comparison just revealed.
This Mr. Mobile guy is only relevant in your own mind.
Same!! I have my TV calibrated professionally and I HATE people that have their TV set on dynamic mode, but on my phone I like the punchy colours that Samsung phones provide as I don't watch movies and Tv shows on it.
"I think anecdotal evidence is far more reliable than scientifically retrieved numbers"
its all speculation at the moment. However going off all the off axis colour shift complaints, lower PPI and lower brightness i'm going to bet its not the same generation as the S8. It seems likely its an S6 panel with a modified sub pixel arrangement and Apples colour calibration.
Its all speculation and remember that custom Sub Pixel arrangement is a big deal. From all reports the iPhone X screen it pretty damn good with exception of the off axis colour shift.
Samsung has to limit the brightness for its users because they can't seem to get their heads around the fact that screen burn-in is a thing that happens when you turn your brightness up full trying to impress Apple users.
They shouldn’t look the same on a high gamut device, because the images are tagged with different profiles. The first image should be more saturated. Do you see the logo on the first image?
They are png files, I think you need to upload a tiff file. They look the same on my laptop aswell.
They look the same on my iPad 3 because it is only an sRGB device (as is your laptop) They should look the same on a device that only has an sRGB gamut. They look different on my iPad Pro 10.5”, because it has color management, high gamut, and can read the tagged profiles. Do you see the logo in the first image on either device?
Ok when I download the image on my S8 and open them I see the logo on the first image. On my laptop I don't see the logo
Fair enough and if it was the device I was watching all my Blu-rays movies on I would not be happy but I use my phone for social media and to take a few photos here and there so proper colour management is not a priority for me.
It should be important if you want to share your photos. What other people see will look significantly different to what you thought you uploaded.
