Indoor color temperature too hot

I have a 4G Iphone, with the latest software update, and noticed that when I take indoor flash pictures the fleshtones are very hot(yellowish/orange). Besides having to export the picture to my computer to edit the color, is there an adjustment or update for this problem?

Its usually a result of incandescent lighting indoors. Its been one of the phones gripes for some people since release day.

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IPHONE 4 Temperature too hot needs to cool down????

I waited 12 hours in line for my iphone 4 and got it today. Got it activated in the store, worked fine. When I got home, it started saying "Temperature too hot, needs to cool down". It wont let me charge or sync. The phone is not even warm, as I had not used it since i left the store..I have waited a few hours and I am getting concerned. Any advice please?

so the info in that link is correct.
No it's not. The directions given are for a Reset and no matter what you call it, following those directions will not erase any data or settings and will certainly not restore the phone to it's original state. I've done this hundreds of times and it's like rebooting a computer - nothing is lost.
Check the manual... http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPhone_UserGuide.pdf Search for the terms Reset and Restore.
Please learn the functions of the iPhone before posting solutions on a tech support forum.

Temperature too hot

Hi,
by a while I noticed that my iMac works after 10 minutes of normal activities (safari, iTunes, iPhoto) with this temperature:
HD: 57 C
CPU: 52 C
Airport: 65 C
GPU: 63 C
GPU Diode: 64 C
GPU Heatsink: 63 C
HD Bay: 57 C
Are these temperature normal? Aren't too high?
Ambient temperature is 29 C.
How can I force the reduction of these?
It' an iMac Intel.
Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

Those look like normal operating temps for the latest Macs. Are you in an air conditioned area? You can use software that allows you to create different speed sets for the iMac's fans under different circumstances and cool things down.
I use smcFanControl. The first time you start the app it reads your Mac's default fan speeds and creates a default set. But you can create more sets with increased speeds. I live in Monterrey, Mexico with no air conditioning, just fans. It has been around 40°C everyday for weeks on end, and lately hotter. So I have a Hot set where all speeds are ramped up 200 rpms over the default speeds. And I have a Really Hot set where they are all ramped up 200 rpms more over Hot. If I see the temps edging up I usually choose the next set and increase the rpms and that usually brings the temps down to normal. If I see the temps drop down below normal I back off a set on the rpms.
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Anyone's iPhone say "temperature" (too hot) and not be even warm?

There was no environment change in the temperature where my iphone has been, the phone wasn't even warm. The phone gave the "temperature" warning saying it needed to cool down before using and gave me an option to make an emergency phone call.
The tech support lady on the phone (I called on another phone) said there was something wrong and I needed to pay $ for assistance or get another phone. Since I just received the phone in February (on Verizon) I certainly do not think I need to pay for something that is clearly a hardware issue.
I plugged in to my itunes hoping to reset. There was an update available, but now the iphone won't even turn on.
Any suggestions or anyone else have this problem? How did you resolve it?

It seems alike an hardware problem, you need ask for assistance in terms of the contract you done with Verizon. Most likely the operator told you the procedure for get a generic replacement, I guess this not the case. Call Verizon service and tell them they have provided you a not working phone.
Anyway, besides voice calls with operators, correct procedure is written in your contract, read it and apply accordly.

Incoming air temperature TOO HOT!

Why does my Isight say that the incoming air temperature in my computer is 87 degrees when I keep my house cool at 71 degrees? Sometimes this leads my CPU to reach temps or 180 degrees! Wow! It's not clogged, I just had it apart putting a new HD in it. The problem started way before I opened it up. It's been doing this for a couple of years. Any thoughts.

Hey matty,
I just had it apart putting a new HD in it.
Did you have/make the special tool for taking the front bezel off?
It's not clogged,
Which part did you look at when you say this? I've got my logic board out for a GPU swap but I do have the fan and the CPU heat sink. It appears to be pretty straight foreword. A squirrel cage fan that pushes air into a radiator affair that's connected to the CPU heat sink via a heat transfer pipe.
Why does my Isight say that the incoming air temperature in my computer is 87 degrees when I keep my house cool at 71 degrees?
So it's not clear where the incoming air temperature sensor is. I at first thought that it could be defective but given that the CPU sensor is also sky high (What's the upper limit BTW?) that still says to me constricted air flow. When you had this apart did you check that CPU radiator? The place it would clog would be between the fan and input of the radiator. You'd have to remove the CPU fan.
I also seem to remember a problem w/ the fluid in that pipe. Did you see any evidence of leaks?
Another way to look at that elevated incoming air temp is that it's pulling air in from inside the case and that could easily be higher than room temp.
Richard
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Northbridge Temperature too hot?

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I cannot start Core Center without an Alarm.

No temp. sensor on NB. Read P4 Neo Unofficial Guide
Use SpeedFan instead.

HT1349 Phone is stuck in emergency/'temperature too hot' mode... how do I fix?

I left my phone in the car for about 45 minutes two mornings ago like I do every morning. (I'm in the army and have morning PT) Anyway, it was about 60 degrees outside and not humid or anything. I returned to my car and found that it wasnt responsive and would not turn on. After half a day, I got it to restart, but the main screen says "Iphone needs to cool down before you can use it." It has now been two days and several visits to my air conditioning... I dont know what else to do... It won't stay visible on my computer long enough to restore it.

Does the iPhone feel warm at all? If you think this message is received in error, try a reset:
Hold the home and power buttons at the same time until the Apple boot logo appears.

Why Ipad keeps showing temperature is too hot

Whenever I use my Ipad I get a message that Ipad temperature is too hot. Ipad needs to shutdown.
I have to continously switch it off. Please assist

You have hardware problem. Let Apple have a look at your iPad.

E6600 - System/CPU temperature - am I too hot ?!

Hello there,
Another day and another couple of questions ...
1. I think my system may be too hot (or BIOS misreporting) ... i've had no problems with any software or crashes, it just looks too high in the BIOS (just a hunch)
It's a E6600 Dual Core chip ... and the BIOS says
Sys Temp: 37c/98f
CPU Temp: 63c/145f
Now, I have a good, large akasa case, 2x12inch fans ... it's fairly cool in the room too ... (im in the UK! - it's always cool!) ...
There is one thing that it might be ... I had to replace my original mobo with this MSI one (for crossfire!) and I had to take out the processor/heatsink .. when I put it on the new board, I had to use fairly cheap Heat Sych paste which I got from an electronics shop ... I've heard people talking about silver and hi-quality paste ... does the quality of the paste between the chip and the heatsynch make a huge difference ? Could this be my problem ?
Or, is it all basically OK ?
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Quote from: SpencerSteel on 20-September-06, 02:14:50
Hello there,
Another day and another couple of questions ...
1. I think my system may be too hot (or BIOS misreporting) ... i've had no problems with any software or crashes, it just looks too high in the BIOS (just a hunch)
It's a E6600 Dual Core chip ... and the BIOS says
Sys Temp: 37c/98f
CPU Temp: 63c/145f
Now, I have a good, large akasa case, 2x12inch fans ... it's fairly cool in the room too ... (im in the UK! - it's always cool!) ...
There is one thing that it might be ... I had to replace my original mobo with this MSI one (for crossfire!) and I had to take out the processor/heatsink .. when I put it on the new board, I had to use fairly cheap Heat Sych paste which I got from an electronics shop ... I've heard people talking about silver and hi-quality paste ... does the quality of the paste between the chip and the heatsynch make a huge difference ? Could this be my problem ?
Or, is it all basically OK ?
Does anyone recommend a better/alternative temperature checker ?
S.S.
That's pretty hot. Even at my OC level my CPU is usually 39C idile and never gets about 49-50C. Although I'm sure it will run hotter, just not sure how well.

I accidentally left my phone in my work truck and the temperature got too hot..Since I cooled down, everything works fine except when I make and receive calls, the person can't hear me at all :(. Does anyone possiblly know what I can do ?

My iPhone 4s got too hot and since any calls I make or receive, the person on the opposite end can't hear me at all... Any suggestions?

I have had this happen to me on 3GS, 4 and 4s. Usually the solution is one of the following:
1- If your volume indicator says headphones even though they are not plugged in, then:
Stick your headphones into the headphone jack and then remove quickly.
2. If that does not work Power your phone off. Then when restarting Reset the phone by pressing the home button and the power button at the same time until the apple logo appears.
3. Make sure you have not chosen to send audio to an Airplay device such as Apple Tv.
Hope one of these works for you

How can I correct for 2 different color temperatures in one image?

Hi,
In indoor architectural photography one may encounter mixed color temperatures in one image. If one could use gels and lamps to replace incoming natural daylight and force a uniform color temperature (for instance tungsten) then the problem would go away. Yet, sometimes this is not possible or practical and I was exploring what could be accomplished within Photoshop. Here is my proposal ( or beginning of it):
shoot RAW
generate 2 versions of the image, each corrected for one of the color temperatures present (say WB dropper in "should be neutral" area where daylight dominates and another WB dropper in "should be neutral" area where tungsten dominates)
open them in Photoshop and move one of them as a layer on top of the other version
Try to blend the two layers
in one example, I used Hue blending mode and the photo fixed itself!! However this is not generalizable to other images
I also tried BlendIf for harder images but with no success
I presume selection is then a must which brings up the question:HOW CAN I SELECT DEPENDING ON COLOR TEMPERATURE? I mean, the layer where WB = daylight looks orange-casted in the areas where the main light source is tungsten, while the layer where WB = tungsten looks blue-casted in the areas lit mainly by sunlight. I must believe there should exist a best approach to select say the blue-casted areas or the orange-casted areas, and that approach should be simple if it somehow takes into consideration the predominant cast. I have tried Select Color Range but not very successfully. I just feel there must be a simpler way, taking advantage of the present casts.
Masks seem also useful
All feedback will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
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Color Temperature changes when playing video via Dell 2713H with iMac

Hi people,
I'm having major issues with the above. This happens specifically when video is played, be it via youtube or through VLC or even XBMC.The color temperature of the video just shifts to a cooler blue and then after a while goes back to normal. This does not happen on the monitor of the iMac itself. Otherwise, viewing still photos or browsing the web works okay. It is really very irritating as you don't expect this to be happening.
I've read that this could be an issue affecting macbooks with the ability to switch between integrated and dedicated video cards, but i can't seem to find any thing suggesting a fix for iMacs. Just so you guys know, it occurs on my macbook pro as well too.
I'm running mountain lion 10.8.2 on the iMac and connecting the dell u2713h via an displayport to mini displayport cable supplied by Dell. iMac is a late 2009 model.
If anyone could offer any insights, i'll really appreciate it.
Thanks
J

I found this in another thread and it fixed the same problem for me. Apparently it's a Dell "feature" it detects video and changes the color settings for you... ? On the monitor just disable Display Settings>Smart Video Enhance.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/25116072#25116072

Does the iMac G5 get too hot?

Greetings to all.
I would like to start a thread about the iMac G5 and heat. I found a few old threads, but I would like to bring that topic up again.
I have a 1st Generation iMac G5 (purchased end November 2004). For the second time since November 2004, it was defective and the Logicboard was replaced (so my Apple Dealer told me).
First time, in November 2005, the screen went pink. Second time, earlier this month, my Mac didn't boot anymore.
The full amount for the repair (including shipping to Apple (Belgium), work hours, etc.) was over 500.00 euro (about 700 USD for you, Americans).
I believe that the iMac G5 (at least: my 1st Gen one) is simply getting too warm.
The day before, I installed "Hardware Monitor". It gave the following (average) temperatures:
CPU: 60.6 - 63.8° Celsius (141-164° F)
HD: 57.5° C (135.5° F)
It is my opinion that the (my) iMac is getting too hot to be "healthy". I have 2 PC's, in which I installed extra fans (at the back and at the side). One of these, with an Athlon64 3000+ (1.8 GHz) and a 120 Gb Seagate Barracuda gives (average) temperatures for the:
CPU: 36.5° C (97.5° F)
HD: 26° C (78.5° F)
My second PC, an old (modded) HP Vectra, with an Intel P4 at 1.6 GHz and a 80 Gb Seagate Barracuda, gives as average temperature (HD only):
HD: 37° C (98° F)
It may not be correct to compare my iMac with PC's - but harddisks are harddisks, wheather it is a Western Digital (250 HD in my Mac) or a Seagate (PC HD's), and it is only logical that a(n average) HD temperature of 57 degrees Celsius (128° F) in the long term can not be healthy, while the harddisks of my PC's are a lot, lot cooler.
The PPC, too, gets much hotter than my Athlon CPU (and the P4 most likely too).
Therefor: is my suspicion correct that the/my iMac G5 in general is getting too hot for its own good? Even though it may be summer here (Belgium), I still find such a difference in heat values between my iMac and my PC's not "right".
Both the times that my iMac was defective, the Logicboard was replaced.
Is it possible that in both cases heat is the problem (directly or indirectly) of the defects of my iMac?
Basically we have a desktop computer constructed like a laptop, with all the hardware stuffed together in a very tight space. Why did they not keep the heat issue more in mind, when the iMac G5 was designed?
I believe that the heat is a very negative factor in the/my iMac G5. If I will have to pay such a small fortune, every time my Mac breaks down, being a Mac owner will become quite expensive.
iMac G5 (PPC), 17-inch, Superdrive, Mac OS X (10.4.10) 1.5 GB RAM, 250 Gb Western Digital HD
iMac G5 (PPC), 17-inch, Superdrive, Mac OS X (10.4.10) 1.5 GB RAM, 250 Gb WesternDigital HD
iMac G5 (PPC), 17-inch, Superdrive, Mac OS X (10.4.10) 1.5 GB RAM, 250 Gb WesternDigital HD

Your Mac should have been repaired under the Apple power supply or video and power issues as long as your serial numbers were covered.
As far as normal operating temps are concerned, my Rev A is at this moment, running at CPU T-Diode 144∘and my Hard Drive is at 128∘so your temperatures seem well within normal ranges.
Yes, the machines tend to run a bit hot, but as long as the ambient temperature is not too high, they are fine. The failures were originally cause by a bad batch of capacitors but since those have mostly been replaced, the machines are much more reliable.
Some people train a small fan on the back of the computer to keep it cool, that may help you.
Miriam

Droid Razr - too hot to touch

Having several issues with my Droid RAZR, purchased in June 2012. Current Android Version 4.1.2, Build Nbr 9.8.20-72....
Main issues are:
Battery life - stays plugged in all day & takes about an hour to go from 100% battery to about 65% battery. It's under 50% at 2 hours after being unplugged & is around 20% within 3 hrs.
Overheating is a problem. When not in use (and simply in a shirt pocket) it gets to the point of being uncomfortably hot. Temp in a battery app is between 42-45 C. If I use it for streaming audio, it gets too hot to hold. Heat is also up during any phone activity at all.
Drops in & out of 4G/3G constantly & is much more apt to drop that coverage down to 1x than ever before.
Also notice that the GPS flashes in & out more often recently than before.
Not sure exactly when the update to JellyBean was rolled out to me, but I have had more of these issues in the last 90 days than I did prior to that. I know that within the last 30 days other Verizon users with Droids have told me about abnormal power consumption on virtually all apps on their phone.
Using Advanced Task Killer v1.9.7 & have it set to autokill = crazy and interval = when screen off. Apps set to ignore are Gmail, a Craigslist app, Weather and Calendar. Everything else I have set to kill. Even with those apps, it is still warm to the touch.
Nothing I've done thus far has seemed to help curb the unusual power consumption on my Razr. I've cleared the cache on it several times, and it seems to have curbed the constant heat issue, but not the spikes in temperature that went unnoticed before.
I don't want to do a factory reset on it if I can avoid it, but would if it were the only resort.
Any ideas what else to try?

To answer your questions:
1. First thing Get rid of the Task Killer that can for sure cause the Heating as the ( Task Killer ) is constantly fight the Apps,
It is now uninstalled. I had installed it when I noticed that the Android OS was using a disproportionate amount of the system resources (over 50%).
2. try running the phone in Safe Mode you could have some apps causing the issue as well
I will give this a try. Most apps I notice take 3% or under of power consumption. The big ones are screen (30 second timeout), Android OS (as of now, they are about 70% of the power consumption) and Wi-Fi (at home). Android System takes only slightly more than the most heavy power consuming app.
Outside of the task killer, I had only installed updates to apps over the last month or so. I just booted it into Safe Mode & it got noticeably hot in the center after about 5 minutes.
3. And have you done a System Cache Clear in say the last couple of Months if not i would definitely try that
Yes, several times in the last week or so (Power off, then Vol + and Vol - and Power ), select Recovery,then select wipe cache partition & then reboot).
4. with a follow up of a Factory Reset
I had wanted to avoid doing that unless as an absolute last resort, since I have so many pictures, files, and other things saved on the phone.
and your last question:
5. And one other thing i like to ask are you using the Charger that came with the phone or Charging it Via a Computer if by computer Switch to the charger that came with it in the Box..
Yes (at home). In the vehicle, I am using a charger I purchased from Verizon when I got this phone. At work, I use an AC Charger that was also purchased from Verizon.
Thanks for the help. I will let you know if Safe Mode makes any difference.

White Balance color temperature for custom temperature shots

Hello,
I would like to understand why LR and Photoshop too are always show wrong color temperature "As Shot"?
Let say I shoot with 6000K, set manually (Canon 40D, RAW)
Canon itself says it's 6000K in the slide info, fine.
Both Adobe apps says it's 5750K!
What's going on there?
Second question - I know the light was EXACTLY 6000K, but the slide has some green in it. Picking white balance in LR gives me 5900K (which is close to the truth) and +31 Tint, which makes slide neutral.
Of course I can correct Tint manually before the shot by WB Shift in Camera, so the question is: what is the best way - to find more or less appropriate WB shift in the camera, or use WB correction in LR after all?
Thanks
UPD. My suggestion is - Adobe doesn't read custom temperature from RAW file, it's just guessing! Is that right?

The white balance value you see in Lightroom is profile specific. It reads your custom white balance and translates it so that neutrals stay neutral, which is exactly what you want. If it wouldn't do this, your neutrals would shift in color.
The best way to get a correct white balance is to shoot a white balance (grey) card or use one of those filters on your camera to measure it. You can either set it in camera from the grey card or do it with the dropper in Lightroom and sync over the series. The effect will be the same.
P.S. unless you shoot a white balance card, you do not know that the color temp of your light is exactly 6000K. That is quite impossible to know. It might be approximately that under certain standardized conditions but you cannot be sure, no matter what you're told by the manufacturer.

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