As title says, I'm rooted and tried bunch of roms and so far no sRGB in sight.
I'm very accustomed to the sRGB setting as it eliminates all kind of over Saturation etc
please let me know if it's in some Rom
Lineage OS support it
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Does anyone have any good cm color tuning settings that have accurate white and black and great colors because the default really hurt my eyes. Please I really want to get the best out of the samoled screen
Most of the current ROMs have color tuners built in, but I don't think there is an objective way to give tuning settings that are likely to not hurt your eyes, unless you tweak your settings yourself. Much depends on ambient light conditions, so it is very personal to the user or "in the eye of the beholder":cyclops:.
My phone is on default, and the screen looks fine to me and doesn't hurt. At night I sometimes use a screen filter app to dim the light a bit more. If you would use an app for that reason be carefull not to dim too much as in daytime you won't be able to see anyhing on screen.
thanks
Thanks for the tips appreciate it
Hello,
I just purchased a Nexus 6 and am curious what options there may be to change the color saturation settings. I've already flashed CM12 and have been playing around with the Live Display settings, but they don't seem to help. I am able to change the color temperature and the RGB values, but the colors still appear to be overly saturated in my opinion. I'm interested in a way to adjust them so they are closer to the Professional Photo mode on Samsung's recent devices, or the iPhone. Is there a software tweak or ROM that would allow me to do this or is there a hardware limitation that would prevent this?
Thank you!
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AvalancheRyder said:
Hello,
I just purchased a Nexus 6 and am curious what options there may be to change the color saturation settings. I've already flashed CM12 and have been playing around with the Live Display settings, but they don't seem to help. I am able to change the color temperature and the RGB values, but the colors still appear to be overly saturated in my opinion. I'm interested in a way to adjust them so they are closer to the Professional Photo mode on Samsung's recent devices, or the iPhone. Is there a software tweak or ROM that would allow me to do this or is there a hardware limitation that would prevent this?
Thank you!
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Never mind, I found the answer! KCAL Color Calibration can do this.
I've been reading here and there, and I've come upon that thread where you can enable DCI_P3 calibration for your display on your OP3T, only on OOS thou.
Why isn't it supported on any ROM where the Display Model doesn't even turn up, and why haven't any ROM Devs implemented it?
Cheers!
because not all 3/3T support dci-p3 color scheme ..
Only S6E3FA5 panel ID that supporting dci-p3
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because not all 3/3T support dci-p3 color scheme ..
Only S6E3FA5 panel ID that supporting dci-p3
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It's a simple thing to have the ROM detect the ID of the Panel, and then have ROM to choose whether to show the option in Calibration Settings under Settings.
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It's a simple thing to have the ROM detect the ID of the Panel, and then have ROM to choose whether to show the option in Calibration Settings under Settings.
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If you think simple enough, so make yourself...
It's added through the kernel not the ROM, Ex and Blu spark both have it in OOS and custom kernels. Lineage also have it in their kernels too.
It works really well in LineageOS, I like the not so over saturated coloring in this mode, it's really nice to the eyes.
A Magisk module is available for it. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72842349&postcount=11
@thes3usa DCI_P3 color profile is available in official Resurrrection Remix rom for OP3T
You can with this one:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...ment/rom-zenity-resurrection-remix-n-t3551384
It's in Live Display settings. Don't change the kernel though, or you won't have the option anymore.
Installed the Aug.31 build of Lineage on my 3T yesterday, and it's an option there in Live Display settings too. There also seems a bug where the selected colour profile reverts to default every time you turn the screen off and on though :/
Apparantly the dci-p3 should be available using Vertex OS. But since i dont have the supported panel(wierd, since i bougth it in June 2017, so probably didnt get the newer display).. But it should be possible to change even on the old display ?
EDIT:
I found out that i have the correct display which ends on a5, so it should be able. But cannot find the necessary files in the sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0 folder....
Hey all,
i was just wondering if anyone else has noticed that the vividness of the colours always seem to be more dull and washed out on custom ROM's as opposed to stock MIUI, anyone know why this is the case if there is anything i can do to improve the colours? I am running AOSIP ROM currently so there is no such thing as adjusting the white balance or the colours manually.
Cheers dudes
Hey,
I don't have such problems with my HavocOS.
But you may try changing the minimal amount of pixels to archive a higher quality via developer settings. But don't set the number too high. Try 405 first. If this is still too washed out try 492
If you want a story: by my assumptions, I have a sensitive vision (because apparently problem is too unpopular) - I prefer low light/darkness, and even on low brightness white point is already enough high for me, but dark colours are almost illegible. With some more brightness, whites become uncomfortable bright, while darks are still barely perceptible. I've faced that problem before - and it was perfectly cured with setting monitor gamma from 2.2 to ~1.2 (by color calibration on Windows and xgamma on Linux)! So I did some (desperate) research for Android, and... now I suppose that my best bet is KCal? Is there some stuff already or should I implement it myself? (And yes I've tried most of the obvious things.)
P.S.: I did that trick on PC five years ago - and I still can't believe I've been burning my eyes with that light projector for a decade and minded nothing but discomfort! I was so blind...
P.P.S.: Why this setting isn't there for user in the first place? I'm scratching my head. I mean, gamma is so undervalued! Even more, I've heard that it was possible to adjust gamma before Android 5 with a single root, but then Google decided to remove all the possibilities...
Any ideas?
Hmm... It's too quiet everytime when I ask this question. Anyway I've searched core codebase and didn't found any hardcoded gamma values. Most relevant founds were gamma_table (which I believe contains some gamme curve sequence) and color correction/LUT processing code (which is signed as mediatek+xiaomi work and dated 2019 iirc), but no input data or place where they actually used as I can tell. Maybe I just can't find/see something (it's my first such lookup ever lol and there's stateless C vs my OOP C# background), or maybe it's for these xiaomi hidden Advanced Display Settings with actual gamma slider (not working ofc, and maybe will never do), and maybe even OS itself uses it? Can't figure out with my little knowledge, but also can't belive there isn't any hardcoded gamma curve or something (assuming KCal is a core module so I think it uses core "values"), which will be enough for me. So I didn't gave up on this, but it looks like that even XDA community doesn't bothered by such lowkey problems and I must not expect any help whatsoever...
I still finding the way to adjust gamma on android too