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Yeah, I want to calibrate ios screens. Using something like the i1 display pro. It made a huge difference on my computer monitors. I want a system wide color
by ffrryuu 13y ago
Yeah, I want to calibrate ios screens. Using something like the i1 display pro.
It made a huge difference on my computer monitors.
I want a system wide color profile support, like what we have in Windows or OSX... Not a per app support.
- Samuel_Michon 13y agoI hear you. I too use the i1 display pro and I would love to review designs on my iPad without having to convert the files to sRGB first.
- me2i81 13y agoCalibrating the screen and supporting embedded profiles in images are two different things. It would be nice if images with embedded profiles rendered correctly to the screen, e.g. with Safari on iPhone, using a canned profile that assumes that Apple has correctly profiled the mean iPhone display and that the variance between particular screens isn't too high. From what I can tell the iPhone doesn't do color management at all and the display resembles sRGB enough to call it good enough for a consumer device. On the other hand I'd assume that the number of people who would want to use an external colorimeter and make a profile for their particular iPhone was not a market big enough for anyone (let alone Apple) to bother with, and since the iPhone has no mechanism to actually use that profile, it's pointless except for the purpose of converting images to iPhone in a desktop app, but in that case why would you care about your particular iPhone?