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The parallax and blur effects can be turned off in the preferences (enabling high contrast disables the blur effect for example). If memory serves correctly bot
by LinaLauneBaer 13y ago
The parallax and blur effects can be turned off in the preferences (enabling high contrast disables the blur effect for example). If memory serves correctly both settings can be found in the accessibility tab.
- jarofgreen 13y agoArticle says: "The lack of a solution is the bigger problem. Apple provides a "Reduce Motion" option within the iOS 7 Settings app, but it is poorly labelled; it merely disables the parallax effect, but doesn't stop zooming or sliding. Apple did not respond to requests for comment for this article. Which for now, leaves affected people on their own." (I haven't got iOS7 so can't check)
- nwh 13y agoThat's right, just the parallax effects are gone. The main annoying ones that take a full second or so are the ones in the unlock screen, and they can't be disabled.
- LinaLauneBaer 13y agoRight. It is labeled badly. The "Increase Contrast" options is even more badly labeled because it in part increases contrast by disabling blur. I think that Apple does not want an explicit "Disable Blur" setting because down the road the blur effect may become outdated again. Then they had to rename the setting again. So I can see the reasoning: They name the settings after what their effect is not how those settings are implemented.