Submitted by hopelesstaurusbitxch t3_10o4a6r in iphone
Went out with my friend and in her iPhone XR I looked of my original skin tone but in my iPhone I looked 2 shades darker is this normal? How to fix it
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hopelesstaurusbitxch OP t1_j6ci2yn wrote
So I can’t change it in the settings too?
Hyxerion t1_j6ci6tx wrote
kakjebakje t1_j6cihhl wrote
I think If you shoot in raw and edit the photo in Lightroom Mobile, you can at least reduce the effect substantially. It won’t get rid of everything, like the baked in noise reduction, but it really does help to make the photos look natural again
hopelesstaurusbitxch OP t1_j6cjj8y wrote
The thing is I’m looking 2 shades darker than my original skin tone is there any way to adjust it
Shiningc t1_j6csgd6 wrote
Did you take it in the dark? They introduced night mode since 11
Ill-Dimension-0000 t1_j6cu7z3 wrote
They just told you - nothing to change in the settings. You can reduce it by shooting in raw and processing the image yourself.
G_nash22 t1_j6czl3g wrote
Did you try auto adjust in edit? Sometimes it works.
Not_your_goodfriend t1_j6djki8 wrote
Iphone made you Michael jackson
theonlydiego1 t1_j6ekb8j wrote
Could be the screen. The XR uses an LCD panel which in my opinion looks way better than the OLED panel on the 12. Also TrueTone can be toggled on and off in Control Center submenu when you hold the brightness scale.
ayden9294 t1_j6epv5c wrote
Tap to focus on the face and slide up the light shader
Keep-Left t1_j6gw0jh wrote
make sure you don’t have Night Shift on
Hyxerion t1_j6cgrq8 wrote
This is all due to image processing in the phone. Apple changes it every year for every model to make it "better" and "more accurate", which sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't.
There is no changing or fixing this, it's all in the phone itself.