“My friend i have a calibrate monitor that i can compare the phone”
That’s ridiculous why would you compare a calibrated monitor to an uncalibrated monitor? If you want to make comparisons, compare monitors that are both calibrated and compare results for accuracy. Your test is meaningless and a waste of time.
“But that it is not the question and problem. When you buy a phone like the iphone 16 pro you espect that it cames not with whites yellow whatever place you are with the phone. Because of that a lot of creator, photographers and people in geral are talking about this problem like aI show to you.”
You’re right it’s not the question! But you did it anyway. Why do you do useless experiments and post about it? So you expect perfection? It’s got nothing to do with price. Why are you expecting every app on your iPhone to be color profile aware and properly manage color? Where does Apple state any of that in their technical specification? Sorry, but you have the expectations of a child. Please explain why the color of your phone dialer to be critical to any purpose? Discuss all you want, but it doesn’t make anyone participating in the discussion knowledgeable about the subject or able to explain why they expect the color to remain consistent and how that affects their day to day life or their professional business.
“Of course if it is a fanboy instead of see the problem for have a better phone i will try to dismiss it.”
The iPhone is a tool to get a job done. iPhones are no different to a professional photographer, graphic artist, video editor than a hammer is to a carpenter. It’s a tool, nothing more, nothing less. If you want a museum piece I’m sure the iPhone 50 will easily meet you expectations.
“But again the bigger problem is to put phones with a better screen in exposition in the big shops and when people buy it deliver a different and worst screen that is in the same model in the shop for people see . That is a shadow why to work. That is the bigger problem.”
What the practices are of a private business is nothing that I can change. If you feel you need to joust with windmills, the link is below to provide feedback directly to Apple.
”of course for you it is all perception so nothing metters. Only that iphones are good Or that is perception too?”
The iPhone is a tool, I buy a new tool when the present one is superseded by a better tool. I’ve never cared that that the screen on my phones number pad isn’t pure white. It’s irrelevant to the content of my call, the clarity of the voice etc. To me it comes across as whining that is the demo you chose. Show a critical issue on an app where color is important.
“I dont want to loose my time with perceptions.
And with this kind of talk. Just want to change the phone for other with a good screen like the ones in exposition for people see before buy it. Thank you anyway. But if all people are like you why should companys put good screens with good colors in phones? All is perception.”
Then your issue is with the merchant where you purchased the iPhone. I have no way of determining what you saw, or what you think you saw. You read BS on the internet and found out that your screen is what some anonymous writer says is an inferior screen. Don’t confuse the issue. You're upset because you want a different screen and you’re hiding behind alleged color defects that you know nothing about.
Talk to the manager of the store, if you can’t get satisfaction, file a dispute with the credit card company you used for the purchase. If still no relief, talk to the consumer advocate agencies in the country you live in. I wish you luck. But you issue is wants and desires and nothing to do with technical merits of a screen or color shifts in applications that are not color managed.
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