Does anyone have a M32U hooked up to their MBP M1 computer? I just hooked my mine up today, and it's weirdly washed out and tinted in sort of a.. smokey green/yellow way. Like I'm wearing sunglasses. Same thing happens when hooked up to my PS5. I know there's a lot of conversation online about the M28U being yellow/green, so I'm assuming I'm in a similar boat here. Is there anything I can do? Do I need to get a different monitor?
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M32U Display w MBP M1 Max, yellow/green washed out?
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You could try choosing a different Colour Profile for the screen in macOS. Go to System Preferences, Displays, then select a profile from the Colour Profile drop down box.
You could also try going into the Accessibility pane of System Preferences, then clicking Display and playing around with colour filters.
You may also want to try turning True Tone and Night Shift off because that can impact the yellow hue of your external monitors.
EDIT: Changing the colour profile in this way will only have an impact on how the screen looks when your MBP is connected. When you attach your PS5 it will look the same as it does currently. The only way around that is adjusting the colours on the monitor itself if there are any controls to do so.
You could also try going into the Accessibility pane of System Preferences, then clicking Display and playing around with colour filters.
You may also want to try turning True Tone and Night Shift off because that can impact the yellow hue of your external monitors.
EDIT: Changing the colour profile in this way will only have an impact on how the screen looks when your MBP is connected. When you attach your PS5 it will look the same as it does currently. The only way around that is adjusting the colours on the monitor itself if there are any controls to do so.
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