How to Disable True Tone Display in iPad Pro

The new iPad Pro brings on your screen one new feature quite amazing, a technology that can automatically adjust the color tone of the display based on the ambient lighting, the name of this functionality is True Tone .

It's kind of Night Shift in real time , where adjustments are made ​​only and are not users who chose the color temperature of the screen. It is expected to arrive in next generation technology to the Mac and iPhone company.

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This feature is helpful when reading or surfing the internet but a problem when you want to perform a job in which color accuracy is required. With this in mind, the tone of the display changes only as you move is just a setback. So designers, artists or artist will want to disable this feature.

To activate or deactivate the True Tone on iPad Pro

In the iPad Pro Display True Tone functionality it is enabled by default in some simple steps you can turn it off.

1. Open the Settings app and go to screen and brightness .
2. Under Brightness settings you will find the "True Tone" tab, simply have to uncheck it - or if you want to activate mark.
3. Exit the app settings .

You've been able to note how the screen has changed , so if you have disabled as if you have activated, it is automatic.

The following GIF shows how to change the color temperature of the screen

This GIF shows how according to the environment in which it is the iPad Pro will change in one way or another screen - or a warmer tones or a cooler tones.

This functionality is certainly a breakthrough for facilitating reading or writing on the screen of your iPad, making our eyes suffer less. However, as is not only that the functionality of our device, users as designers or cartoonists can see your drawing experience hampered by changes in tone on the screen and see the result of your drawing is not expected because of the functionality.

In NewCydiaTweaks we expect this functionality reach the next devices from Apple, mainly to the future iPhone in July . Was Was this article helpful? Do you notice the change of use Display True Tone and not use it? Leave us your experience in comments!