I don't know if this is an issue or whether it's just how the screens are made... but does the screen look warm or yellow-ish to anyone else?
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Yellow Tint
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So what happens if you calibrate it and add a little more blue. Does that counteract it? Or is this on an iPhoad (All three combined!)
... oh no... noooo!
Please, I hope the follows iPhone problems were fixed with the iPad:
- Yellow tint
- Stuck/dead pixels
- dust under the screen
- Flimsy buttons (home screen button, and others)
Please, I hope the follows iPhone problems were fixed with the iPad:
- Yellow tint
- Stuck/dead pixels
- dust under the screen
- Flimsy buttons (home screen button, and others)
If you want to check out the whiteness of your screen, check this thread out..
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/889197/
Mine is perfectly fine.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/889197/
Mine is perfectly fine.
http://www.theipadguide.com/content/ipad-dead-pixel-test-how/7171269
Also works for confirming a taint. Tell us your results.
Also works for confirming a taint. Tell us your results.
I think my eyes might be messing with me. Last night I was working with my 13" MacBook Pro and my iPad side by side. The MacBook Pro 13" has custom ColorSync profiles that show a lot of softer "blue-whites"... and my 13" screen is near full brightness (with ambient light sensor on) whereas my iPad hasn't left half brightness.
So I'm probably going to write this off as it being my eyes and my ridiculously soft/blue color settings on my MBP making it hard to adjust back to the iPad's display.
So I'm probably going to write this off as it being my eyes and my ridiculously soft/blue color settings on my MBP making it hard to adjust back to the iPad's display.