Too bright colours - Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers

Is there a way to avoid that under bright light the colors are too bright and washed out?
The pixel 2 xl has more saturated colors under bright light.
Thanks.

thegios said:
Is there a way to avoid that under bright light the colors are too bright and washed out?
The pixel 2 xl has more saturated colors under bright light.
Thanks.
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All I know of are the three settings to choose from under settings/display/colors

It's set to natural

thegios said:
It's set to natural
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Boosted mode should do the trick

100rabh7791 said:
Boosted mode should do the trick
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what's boosted mode?

thegios said:
what's boosted mode?
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What settings do you have in your display settings to set from?
Natural and what others?
There must be other colour profiles you can choose from.

100rabh7791 said:
What settings do you have in your display settings to natural, set from?
Natural and what others?
There must be other colour profiles you can choose from.
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natural, boosted, adaptive
I am on natural

thegios said:
natural, boosted, adaptive
I am on natural
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If you select boosted you'll probably find the display better to your liking i feel

100rabh7791 said:
If you select boosted you'll probably find the display better to your liking i feel
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but my problem is that even when on natural, when I turn on the screen, the colours are very bright adn boosted already: isn't natural supposed to be less boosted than boosted profile?

thegios said:
but my problem is that even when on natural, when I turn on the screen, the colours are very bright adn boosted already: isn't natural supposed to be less boosted than boosted profile?
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Yes it should be. What is confusing to me you said boosted and washed out in the same line.
How can saturated colours be washed out?
Have you tried the adaptive profiles?

Ok sorry, I try to better explain...
I'm on natural + ambient EQ
When I turn on the screen, if there's enough light (so almost always during the day) the colors look very bright then slowly slowly they go back to sort of normal.
I notice this because I have the calendar widget and lots of yellow events: when I turn the screen on the yellow looks very bright.

thegios said:
Ok sorry, I try to better explain...
I'm on natural + ambient EQ
When I turn on the screen, if there's enough light (so almost always during the day) the colors look very bright then slowly slowly they go back to sort of normal.
I notice this because I have the calendar widget and lots of yellow events: when I turn the screen on the yellow looks very bright.
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This must be the Ambient EQ trying to adjust the display. Try switching it off and see if it makes any difference

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[Q] Jeff Sharkey's AMOLED "night mode"

Has anyone attempted to/willing to try to implement this on the Captivate?
jsharkey.org/blog/2010/07/01/android-surfaceflinger-tricks-for-fun-and-profit/
This is really interesting. I'm into astronomy and it would be awesome to not have the phone blind me everytime I turn it on during an observing session to use it for google sky and the atomic clock.
Apparently no dev types are interested enough to tell us that they are not interested.
asrrin29 said:
This is really interesting. I'm into astronomy and it would be awesome to not have the phone blind me everytime I turn it on during an observing session to use it for google sky and the atomic clock.
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No doubt.
This thing is blinding even on the lowest brightness setting.
Yes, the brightness is pretty ridiculous. Is this because of the AMOLED screen? Can't set brightness below "blinding" due to no backlight?
I have heard that the leaked I897UCJH2 rom has a lower mininal brightness; which might help with the blinding brightness at night, and also helps bettery a bit.
Not sure if you guys are interested in leaked ROMs but I'm sure if Samsung does not release it that a cook will make a custom rom from it.
looks awesome
Bump.
I think this would be extremely useful.
/agree to post above me
asrrin29 said:
This is really interesting. I'm into astronomy and it would be awesome to not have the phone blind me everytime I turn it on during an observing session to use it for google sky and the atomic clock.
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Me too. I'm jealous of the iphone star map program. The authors were smart enough to make it all black and red. You can tell none of the google authors star gaze in their spare time with all that color.
k2snowboards88 said:
Me too. I'm jealous of the iphone star map program. The authors were smart enough to make it all black and red. You can tell none of the google authors star gaze in their spare time with all that color.
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on Google sky map theres a night mode option when you press the menu key.
I seem to recal hearing that at a certain point when the voltage is too low the screen will still work, but you see glitches/artifacts.
So im assuming this is why the min brightness is set where it is.
Berserk87 said:
I seem to recal hearing that at a certain point when the voltage is too low the screen will still work, but you see glitches/artifacts.
So im assuming this is why the min brightness is set where it is.
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There is that very low brightness that occurs when you have less than 10% battery life. I wish they would make that brightness user selectable.
Even if the screen cannot be physically set below a certain level of brightness, it would be trivial to have the OS do the equivalent of putting a partially-transparent black rectangle over the screen. Sure, color fidelity would suffer, but it would be a welcome option anyway--I have seriously considered wearing sunglasses in bed.
Tinyboss said:
Even if the screen cannot be physically set below a certain level of brightness, it would be trivial to have the OS do the equivalent of putting a partially-transparent black rectangle over the screen. Sure, color fidelity would suffer, but it would be a welcome option anyway--I have seriously considered wearing sunglasses in bed.
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wow, i think your right.
instead of trying to set the brighness lower just put a transparent gray object that sites on top of all the windows.
It would have the same effect and save tons of battery.
You can!
k2snowboards88 said:
There is that very low brightness that occurs when you have less than 10% battery life. I wish they would make that brightness user selectable.
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Search for a widget called Curvefish Brightness Level in the market. Set it to 0% brightness, which appears to be the same as the low battery life brightness.
k2snowboards88 said:
Me too. I'm jealous of the iphone star map program. The authors were smart enough to make it all black and red. You can tell none of the google authors star gaze in their spare time with all that color.
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the google sky map version I have turns black and red in night mode

[Q] lower brightness

Hello,
are there any solution on lower brightness in jp6 like voodoo 4 on 2.1?
The screen is too much bright at night!
Anybody knows this comes with one of the next releases of voodoo5?
g ehmi
Come one, am i the only one who love's this great setting in voodoo4?
Supercurio said already it's planned. Don't know when.
Till then Rayban can help
hacksome said:
Supercurio said already it's planned. Don't know when.
Till then Rayban can help
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damn I'm just a oacley.
anyone know a other tool who makes same effect?
HOPE SUPERCURIO BRINGS IT ON FROYO!
Take a look at Exzended Controlls, with the widget for brightnes i am able to set it to 2% which is 'dark' enough for me
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Tanis64 said:
Take a look at Exzended Controlls, with the widget for brightnes i am able to set it to 2% which is 'dark' enough for me
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Im using extended widgets too, mine goes as low as 1% but i think thats still the systems native low brightness Voodoo goes even lower...
Just slide your finger along the notification bar.
app called "brightness level"
set to 0%
Interested in this as well.
I think we are actually looking for something lower than 0%
It is probably the amoled screen vs backlit one, the way they operate. 20% on lcd is much lower than 0% on amoled.
Maybe there is some kind of overlay that can act as Rayban? Like ie when you do Titanium backup, you can see the rest of the application being much darker than the notification that pops up. Probably some overlay being used.
Maybe some of you asking yourself why, but try using it in complete darkness for awhile and you'll see what I mean.
Billus said:
Just slide your finger along the notification bar.
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Nice one even if it set it only min to 12% nice "hidden" function
encho said:
Maybe some of you asking yourself why, but try using it in complete darkness for awhile and you'll see what I mean.
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Thats what i mean like a torch in the night.
I had tested all brightness apps in market but no one goes lower.
Thanks for help.
Mybe a dev or supercurio can help to explain
Yes, the lowest stock level is already quite bright, too bright of course for night use in bed.
You'll also notice that the colors & contrast looks quite dull on the lowest stock brightness settings, with a color deviation in the red shadow colors.
With the revamped Voodoo color which will be released step by step during the next weeks, you'll be able to go so "dark" (if chosen) that you'll be almost not able to see it in the dark even when on
All that, preserving color accuracy and color temperature (which goes more red when you lower the brightness on stock)
yaocheng said:
app called "brightness level"
set to 0%
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does this app go lower than "Dimmer - Night mode" ?
Dimmer shows it goes from 30 (lowest stock) to 10...
moved this is not a Dev topic
supercurio said:
Yes, the lowest stock level is already quite bright, too bright of course for night use in bed.
You'll also notice that the colors & contrast looks quite dull on the lowest stock brightness settings, with a color deviation in the red shadow colors.
With the revamped Voodoo color which will be released step by step during the next weeks, you'll be able to go so "dark" (if chosen) that you'll be almost not able to see it in the dark even when on
All that, preserving color accuracy and color temperature (which goes more red when you lower the brightness on stock)
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Thank you i'm happy to read this!!!
supercurio said:
With the revamped Voodoo color which will be released step by step during the next weeks, you'll be able to go so "dark" (if chosen) that you'll be almost not able to see it in the dark even when on
All that, preserving color accuracy and color temperature (which goes more red when you lower the brightness on stock)
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Can't wait, thanks for the info.
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screen too bright

hello my s5 mini, when exposed to sun for example, automatically increases the screen brightness...altought so much bright that even the colors became strange. anyway, since i am rooted, to change the maximum brightness allowed in auto mode?
mclaudio said:
hello my s5 mini, when exposed to sun for example, automatically increases the screen brightness...altought so much bright that even the colors became strange. anyway, since i am rooted, to change the maximum brightness allowed in auto mode?
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I've just read an article pointing out this weird thing:
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s5-mini-review
I've just tested this on my S5 mini, wow! I see what they mean by colours going psychedelic.
I don't think you have any control at all under Auto Brightness. You'd have to switch Auto Brightness off then slide the brightness to Max.
ShadowFlare said:
I've just read an article pointing out this weird thing:
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s5-mini-review
I've just tested this on my S5 mini, wow! I see what they mean by colours going psychedelic.
I don't think you have any control at all under Auto Brightness. You'd have to switch Auto Brightness off then slide the brightness to Max.
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I absolutely know what you mean, same here...
maxpower_303 said:
I absolutely know what you mean, same here...
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maybe some moding?
Maybe this is due to a feature named "Adjust Display". Go to Settings > Screen > Screen Mode. By default, it's set to Adjust Display, so the screen will automatically change its colors depending on ambient lightning.

How do I turn rear camera custom color tone off?

Could someone be kind enough to share how can I turn rear camera custom color tone off. I'm not exactly begging, well actually I am.
The reason is so I can save RAW (DNG) pics. Many thanks.
There are two settimgs that change colors, white balance and HDR, the later,, you can turn off, or, what do you mean by custom color?
winol said:
There are two settimgs that change colors, white balance and HDR, the later,, you can turn off, or, what do you mean by custom color?
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Yeah, I am wondering what the op means too.....

Stock blue light filter color

Is there a way to decrease the color temperature using samsung's stock blue light filter?
I tried using twilight but it's an overlay and very inconsistent.
I wish I could make the color warmer.
yes you can, drop down quick panel, then keep pressing blue light icon, it will take you settings to adjust it intensity, schedule time on/off.
Munawar Mehmood said:
yes you can, drop down quick panel, then keep pressing blue light icon, it will take you settings to adjust it intensity, schedule time on/off.
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Thank you for your answer.
And I should have described it better.
I mean even warmer than that. I already have it in the highest color temperature value in the settings.
But still I find it quite not warm when lowering the brightness.
Anyways thanks for the input.

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