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It was fun! If you are on a Mac / iPhone / iPad: - Remember to disable Night Shift (went from 86% to 94% by disabling it) - Use the Apple Display (not externa
by gastonmorixe 2y ago
It was fun! If you are on a Mac / iPhone / iPad:
- Remember to disable Night Shift (went from 86% to 94% by disabling it)
- Use the Apple Display (not external one unless you know it's calibrated and good)
- ProfessorLayton 2y agoYep, disabled Night Shift, but forgot True Tone is still a thing, and I have a warm light on. Result say my green is turquoise.
- Retr0id 2y agoHaving True Tone on should really make your results more accurate. (Ideally you'd be in a room lit with D65, though)
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- gastonmorixe 2y agoYeah, not an expert on True Tone but I'd leave it enabled. I agree it should help if it does what I guess it should. That being said I haven't read about it in a long time nor tested without it.
- jimnotgym 2y agoI'm intrigued that you think the Apple display is necessarily more colour true than an external display out of the box