Apple introduced a TV calibration feature with the new Apple TV 4K in April. The color balance option uses the front-facing sensors on an iPhone with Face ID to optimize the output of Apple's ...

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Ever since it was announced in April 2021, Apple stans have been waiting to get their hands on the all-new Apple TV 4K, which boasts the product’s redesigned Siri remote as well as enhanced audio and ...

You don't even need the newest Apple TV (but you do need an iPhone with Face ID). Image: Apple Apple just added a brand-new feature to Apple TV that works with your iPhone to color calibrate your TV.

Apple TV's Color Balance calibration feature may make color accuracy and image quality worse on some TVs, tests have found (via AFTVnews). Professional television calibrator Vincent Teoh, who runs the ...

Apple today announced that the Apple TV is getting a new iPhone-based color balance feature to improve a TV's picture quality. Starting with tvOS 14.5 and iOS 14.5, users will be able to hold an ...

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Apple recently rolled a software update — tvOS 14.5 — to its streaming boxes, both Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K, giving them the ability to optimize the color balance of your TV. In a nutshell, you can ...

Color balancing, arriving in tvOS 14.5, will help you get the best picture possible from your Apple TV and television by using your iPhone. Here's how to use the new television calibration tool. Avid ...

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You might think it makes more sense to balance the white in your images, given that the term we use most often is "white balance," but since we're looking for all-around color accuracy the best ...