iPhone True Tone On Vs True Tone Off! (What Should You Do?)

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It might be a good idea to turn off true tone when editing photos you take with the iPhone camera, as the images may appear to be a bit more red than they actually are.

denvan
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Switched from iPhone SE (1st gen) to iPhone 8 a little while ago and the difference in displays is massive. For me True Tone makes my phone more comfortable to use in different lighting conditions and definitely not a placebo effect, I've made plenty of comparisons myself. I'm surprised Android took until last year to implement this feature into all phones when Apple has been using in every single one of their phones since 2017.

timsik
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True tone actually makes your display match your surroundings - warm on indoor lighting, but take it outside during an overcast day/ grey sky mornings and your display would be as cool as a frosty nipple 🥶 you get what I mean 😄

jovrien
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I think most people just don’t know how to use True Tone... myself included, until I watched a different video (no offense to this uploader). The warmer looking screen is better for reading text like if your reading an ebook on your smart device. While turning off True Tone is better for taking photos and watching videos because you get a truer color of what image really is. Hopefully this helped without being condescending. So keeping it off is the best one can do to reduce unnecessary wastage of battery & loss of picture quality at daytime especially when you're indoors as majority of people use their apple devices indoors for watching content or editing pics & videos on their apple devices.

Actually, True Tone on all Apple devices is exactly similar to Samsung's eyecomfort shield which Samsung uses on it's devices & also on other android devices it is available as "Reading mode" or "night mode" with just the difference or advantage over others of having the capability of using sensors 24*7 to detect surroundings around you at a given point of time & set your device's screen temps accordingly as warm or cool. It's no rocket science which Apple has pulled off & thus just renamed it to "True Tone" to sound more professional or cooler in the tech industry & had this feature as one of their exclusives just because they were able to improve it a bit using sensors they already had on their devices for Face ID.

abhinaving
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💥💥💥💥
True Tone makes the display warm. Basically

& sensors on

Might effect the battery or not

2:33. Might make the phone a bit slow

alaiaadam
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Never actually give shit about True tone, and just turned it on this morning🤣🤣 damn I love it so much

ProfOtaku
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Really thank you from my heart. This is the most sufficient explanation I have watched. True Tone and its affects on the battery and processor rather than explaining what True Tone is.

muhammad
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Once I started using True Tone whenever it launched I never looked back. Just watching this video I turned off True Tone and immediately noticed a stark difference. When I first started using it I could barely tell the difference and during use its not something I think about at all. It works very subtly from moment to moment so you don’t notice big swings in transitions bc it does it so naturally and it’s timed so well. I didn’t understand the purpose of it at first but I hope it sticks around for all displays going forward and hopefully optionally as sometimes for things like color grading and detail color based work it is good to be able to disable so you can get your project just right for whatever screen its being viewed on.

exzisd
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Spending hours color grading on Lightroom PC, only for the photos to look completely different on the phone.
No True Tone for me.

sachureedas
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My battery life becomes better when I turn off the True Tone and colour filter, it’s a big effect on my phone.

Lemonade-nt
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I'm not sure if I like it. In a lot scenarios it gets too yellow.

portman
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I’ve recently started using jt and it actually saves me battery life just by a bit it doesn’t seem it affect my performance any slower

bamaboyburns
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I prefer true tone off as it slow down phone and dont get to see cool colours 😊

Faisalmazhar
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Another feature Apple users take for granted😔

plamenganchev
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For a long time I thought true tone was bad until a week ago when my friend had it on her phone. I don’t know if it’s me or what but my screen looked “blueish” and hers looked normal. I switched to true tone and now once in a while I turn true tone off and just don’t like the way the screen looks like without it. No battery or performance issues for me. I also don’t use dark mode. One thing I do notice though is the screen looks warmer at night

TheLionTrucker
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I would suggest turning off True Tone, because it makes the screen too yellow for me, and you want accurate colors on your screen, so turning it off will keep the color temperature steady, and it makes the screen easier to see in my opinion, along with auto brightness turned off.

TGC
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I CAN NOT BELIEVE IN A GUY HOW CHARGES THEIR PHONE UP TO 99% THAT IS NOT BUENO

DanielH-gc
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oh my god i bought a new ipad and true tone was on the whole time, i didn’t notice it was on until now. it looks so weird without it but it also looks better so idk if i schould leave it on

mouna
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True Tone on makes the battery last longer while True Tone seems to drain the battery faster. At least for me

redeem
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Can anyone explain to me why my brightness keeps shifting eventhough I have my truetone turned off?

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