iPhone 11 Pro Yellow tint workaround fix

[Eduardmc]

I know this has been discussed a million time just want to give my take and help a few that are annoyed by this like i was.

I have a 11 pro max and my wife has an 11 which suppost to have one of the best LCD screen. It has a very white point which makes my screen look like dirt and yellowish. Is very annoying and i know this is calibration and the way apple wants our screen to look but i take a whiter white point over this dirty yellowish white.

Disable auto brightness in accesability. Display

follow this step which most of u already know. (This is not a fix. Is a bad workout but it works for me and may works for others)
Go to accesibility - display - color filter - color tint.
Change the HUE to around 60-70% (i use 60%)

now here is the fix. Go to night shift turn it on and move slider all way LEFT to “less warm”. Now. Adjust that slider to ur liking. I have it almost all way to the left around 95% all the way.

reason for the nightshift. Is to lower the blue tint from the color filter hue.

Tip. I schedule my nightshift to turn off at 3:59am and turn on 4am. This way it always on. Not sure how to do it manually since it only let u enable until the next day according to the settings.

I have yet to see any different after comparing photos after photos (display calibration apps and websites) with ON and OFF.

Adding this fix. will lower ur Max bightness by around 5% because of the added filter.

 

[Dogman12]

Not the worst scenario to get rid of yellow tint, but basically you just ****ed up all the colors, playing with them.

 

[Eduardmc]

Not the worst scenario to get rid of yellow tint, but basically you just ****ed up all the colors, playing with them.

not according to all the display calibration which seems all my colors to be accurate. Lagom and others.

 

[purpleparrotuk]

I know this has been discussed a million time just want to give my take and help a few that are annoyed by this like i was.

I have a 11 pro max and my wife has an 11 which suppost to have one of the best LCD screen. It has a very white point which makes my screen look like dirt and yellowish. Is very annoying and i know this is calibration and the way apple wants our screen to look but i take a whiter white point over this dirty yellowish white.

Disable auto brightness in accesability. Display

follow this step which most of u already know. (This is not a fix. Is a bad workout but it works for me and may works for others)
Go to accesibility - display - color filter - color tint.
Change the HUE to around 60-70% (i use 60%)

now here is the fix. Go to night shift turn it on and move slider all way LEFT to “less warm”. Now. Adjust that slider to ur liking. I have it almost all way to the left around 95% all the way.

reason for the nightshift. Is to lower the blue tint from the color filter hue.

Tip. I schedule my nightshift to turn off at 3:59am and turn on 4am. This way it always on. Not sure how to do it manually since it only let u enable until the next day according to the settings.

I have yet to see any different after comparing photos after photos (display calibration apps and websites) with ON and OFF.

Adding this fix. will lower ur Max bightness by around 5% because of the added filter.

You can leave night shift off and change the slider to less warm. Mine still changes colour with night shift off.

 

[Aydy]

Thanks for posting the workaround. Also consider using this feedback link and let Apple know that their current calibration implementation is unacceptable. Otherwise they continue producing overly warm displays without recourse.

Feedback - iPhone

Apple wants to hear from you. Send us your comments and feedback about iPhone.

www.apple.com

 

[fitgirl]

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I know this has been discussed a million time just want to give my take and help a few that are annoyed by this like i was.

I have a 11 pro max and my wife has an 11 which suppost to have one of the best LCD screen. It has a very white point which makes my screen look like dirt and yellowish. Is very annoying and i know this is calibration and the way apple wants our screen to look but i take a whiter white point over this dirty yellowish white.

Disable auto brightness in accesability. Display

follow this step which most of u already know. (This is not a fix. Is a bad workout but it works for me and may works for others)
Go to accesibility - display - color filter - color tint.
Change the HUE to around 60-70% (i use 60%)

now here is the fix. Go to night shift turn it on and move slider all way LEFT to “less warm”. Now. Adjust that slider to ur liking. I have it almost all way to the left around 95% all the way.

reason for the nightshift. Is to lower the blue tint from the color filter hue.

Tip. I schedule my nightshift to turn off at 3:59am and turn on 4am. This way it always on. Not sure how to do it manually since it only let u enable until the next day according to the settings.

I have yet to see any different after comparing photos after photos (display calibration apps and websites) with ON and OFF.

Adding this fix. will lower ur Max bightness by around 5% because of the added filter.

this works great!!

 

[now i see it]

Yellowish is your friend. White is not. White has too much blue in it which is not good for your eyes. Your eyes can adjust to a warmer screen easily. Macular Degeneration can not.

 

[Eduardmc]

You can leave night shift off and change the slider to less warm. Mine still changes colour with night shift off.

Changing the color filter hue slide might not be enough to most people because the hue slide filter will leave the white point to bluesh/greenish/purplih even at its whiter point. Reason why adding the night shift creates the yellows it needed to calibrate the white point to 6-6500k calibration.

if using color filter hue is good enough for ur eyes then great but i couldnt adjust my eyes to it.

this is just A bypass until apple incorporate a color/white point calibration in IOS Like most android manufactures are doing.

 

[fitgirl]

I know this has been discussed a million time just want to give my take and help a few that are annoyed by this like i was.

I have a 11 pro max and my wife has an 11 which suppost to have one of the best LCD screen. It has a very white point which makes my screen look like dirt and yellowish. Is very annoying and i know this is calibration and the way apple wants our screen to look but i take a whiter white point over this dirty yellowish white.

Disable auto brightness in accesability. Display

follow this step which most of u already know. (This is not a fix. Is a bad workout but it works for me and may works for others)
Go to accesibility - display - color filter - color tint.
Change the HUE to around 60-70% (i use 60%)

now here is the fix. Go to night shift turn it on and move slider all way LEFT to “less warm”. Now. Adjust that slider to ur liking. I have it almost all way to the left around 95% all the way.

reason for the nightshift. Is to lower the blue tint from the color filter hue.

Tip. I schedule my nightshift to turn off at 3:59am and turn on 4am. This way it always on. Not sure how to do it manually since it only let u enable until the next day according to the settings.

I have yet to see any different after comparing photos after photos (display calibration apps and websites) with ON and OFF.

Adding this fix. will lower ur Max bightness by around 5% because of the added filter.

Can you post a Pic of your colour filter and night shift sliders I want to set mine the way you have yours to see how it looks

 

[Eduardmc]

Can you post a Pic of your colour filter and night shift sliders I want to set mine the way you have yours to see how it looks

here you go

 

[fitgirl]

here you go

Thanks so much I will try this, did you find that this changed your colour accuracy by a lot or did it actually make it better? Just asking cause ppl keep saying that if you change the tint on the colour filters it messes up the colour accuracy.

 

[Eduardmc]

Thanks so much I will try this, did you find that this changed your colour accuracy by a lot or did it actually make it better? Just asking cause ppl keep saying that if you change the tint on the colour filters it messes up the colour accuracy.

After doing some calibration Test color seems not to change. U can see for urself after switch to ur liking.