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This image is only visible on iPhone 7 and iPad Pro

Both very old Samsung Note 4 and Galaxy Alpha are showing the image. 6s+ didn't show it, wife's 7 is showing it lol.

Apple needs to do more.
 

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I don´t see it on my iPad Pro 12,9", so far so good! But I see it on the photos posted here! How can this be?! o_O
 
But you agree Apple needs to do more right..?
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Mr.Blacky said:
I don´t see it on my iPad Pro 12,9", so far so good! But I see it on the photos posted here! How can this be?! o_O
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Do you think they'll release iPad Pro 2 12.9? Rumors are that Apple will kill both 12.9 and 9.7 and release a 10.5 iPad Pro instead..? Man, I was thinking Apple would announce the next gen ones on either of past 2 events but...
 
m1ngaa said:
But you agree Apple needs to do more right..?
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Do you think they'll release iPad Pro 2 12.9? Rumors are that Apple will kill both 12.9 and 9.7 and release a 10.5 iPad Pro instead..? Man, I was thinking Apple would announce the next gen ones on either of past 2 events but...
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Do more based on what?
 
Jayson A said:
This is an iPhone forum dude.

For the last time... the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are the only iPhones capable of displaying that image correctly.
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I suppose the language was unintentionally muddy in the first post. I know it's an iPhone forum, but you also mentioned a non-iPhone, so I just went with it...
"This image is only visible on iPhone 7 and iPad Pro"
 
I've got an LG V20, and it lets me see the image inside the red square just fine, maybe that means it also has a higher color gamut?
 
Guys, guys! If you look at the red square and cross your eyes just right, you can see a dragon in 3D.
 
So weird. I've seen this on another site and was able to see it fine on my 6s plus. But I cannot see it here. Maybe they uploaded the wrong image
 
Can see it in my iPhone 7 Plus, only red square on my surface pro 4 (with a tiny bit of my own reflection)
 
Channan said:
I just don't believe the people saying they can see it on their older iPhones and iPads.

I can see the image just fine on my iPhone 7. Even checked it on my dad's. But it doesn't show up at all on my iPhone SE, iPad Air 2, iPad mini 4, or late 2013 retina MacBook Pro.
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Phil A. said:
Now you've put the right image up, I can see it clearly on my iMac 27" but not at all on my 12.9" iPad Pro

I also can't see it on my Surface Book, rMB or iPhone SE
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Crazy Badger said:
Haha! Must be more of an eye thing, as I can see on my iP7 but not on 2011 iMac or 2016 rMB :cool:
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I can see it on my rMB
Just need to change the display profile to "Display P3" under Displays>Color
 
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Phil A. said:
Thanks for that - it worked :)

I wonder why that wasn't set as the default profile on my rMB?
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Showing the image shape is not necessarily the correct thing to do. The short answer is you probably should set it back to its original color profile or alternatively use a color calibration tool to get your display right.
 
Looked into this image a bit further, and yes it only shows as a different color when viewed under the Display P3 profile. iPhone 7 and iPad Pro must be the only Apple mobile devices that have this, but on Macs it's possible to change the profile. P3 looks undersaturated on sRGB screens, but the differences in the image show up fine.

Digital Color Meter is even smart enough to show the entire square as solid red (255,0,0) when displaying the values in sRGB (not native values or P3) on my Retina iMac. And indeed, the Display P3 profile is embedded in the image.

Edit: The reason some older devices see it might have to do with the software, not the display itself. Not all browsers support embedded color profiles or display them correctly.
 
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redheeler said:
Looked into this image a bit further, and yes it only shows as a different color when viewed under the Display P3 profile. iPhone 7 and iPad Pro must be the only Apple mobile devices that have this, but on Macs it's possible to change the profile. P3 looks undersaturated on sRGB screens, but the differences in the image show up fine.

Digital Color Meter is even smart enough to show the entire square as solid red (255,0,0) when displaying the values in sRGB (not native values or P3) on my Retina iMac. And indeed, the Display P3 profile is embedded in the image.

Edit: The reason some older devices see it might have to do with the software, not the display itself. Not all browsers support embedded color profiles or display them correctly.
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I changed my back to the original setting. You're right, on p3 profile, the colors look off. which is something I DO NOT want when editing photos.
 
Phil A. said:
Thanks for that - it worked :)

I wonder why that wasn't set as the default profile on my rMB?
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Because it will make your colors look wrong (undersaturated) if you don't actually have a display that supports P3. Just look at the colors on your screen as you switch back and forth between the default Color LCD and Display P3 profiles. You should see that colors become slightly duller when Display P3 is selected, especially reds.
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redheeler said:
Looked into this image a bit further, and yes it only shows as a different color when viewed under the Display P3 profile. iPhone 7 and iPad Pro must be the only Apple mobile devices that have this, but on Macs it's possible to change the profile. P3 looks undersaturated on sRGB screens, but the differences in the image show up fine.

Digital Color Meter is even smart enough to show the entire square as solid red (255,0,0) when displaying the values in sRGB (not native values or P3) on my Retina iMac. And indeed, the Display P3 profile is embedded in the image.

Edit: The reason some older devices see it might have to do with the software, not the display itself. Not all browsers support embedded color profiles or display them correctly.
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Bingo
 
Jayson A said:
Check it out guys!

If you only see a red square, then you do not have an iPhone 7/7+ or iPad Pro.

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This is due to the wide color gamut (DCI-P3) display of the iPhone 7 models and iPad Pro.

I've got a very expensive IPS monitor at work that can't even display this image correctly.
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I see it! I see it!! ... checking...yup iPhone 7 Plus here.

Interesting how the subtle red shift doesn't show on my iPad Air II.
 
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