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I can't see the picture just yet, but you might want to contact your Local support, you can also check
Settings > display settings > image enhancements > off
Hi @BathingCat,
Welcome to the community.
You can also check in Settings > Display > While Balance. Turn down the red, or turn up blue and green.
Hi BathingCat,
This is an issue due to the bad color calibration of the display. This happens also in the Xperia Z5 but less, the hue tend to a little pink on the whites.
As you can see in the Figure that I report to you, to correct the red tint you can adjust the opposite color, in this case, the blue. In addition, you can manage the green to correct an eventual purple/pink tint if it create.
Unfortunately, Sony knows this issues with its displays but never give the correct RGB values to correct them, never through official channels! In this way, the support it is very worse... So, you can manage the RGB values since you have your impression of correct white point.
I don't think this is an issue, but a not optimal calibration of the display.
This happens, as reported before, also in Z5 panels, as reported in figure; they have a little pink hue on whites.
The yellow tint, as reported also for the new iPhone 7, could be due to the glue used for the construction and it could gone away in severla weeks. If the yellow tint is due to the glue, there is not a certainty!
However, the worse is that Sony doesn't give us the correct RGB values for every panels to calibrate they; we have not a professional calibration spftware and tool, like colorimeter, to adjust they!
Also Sony doesn't provide us a useful tool to change the temperature, saturation and white point of the panel as Windows Mobile done.
Ok, the quantum dot dislplays show a larger tint of red, green and blue, and I love this tech, but the white point MUST BE the same in every color chart gamuts, D65!
It is worse that no one of the Sony's moderator answer about this!