YELLOW TINT FIX

i heard a lot of people that their iphone is with a warmer color and is yellow tinted. week ago I got a 64Gb white iPhone 4s and when i compared with the 16 gb white iphone 4s i just see the difference , my 64gb was more with a warmer color and yellow tinted. I have read many to say that the issue of this is the glue but i just got a new solution that worked for me.
First you should go to settings > general > Auto - Lock - change it to NEVER.
second you should download a white wallpaper from google and than you go to the photos and set it to watch the wallpaper.
third you should change the brightness to max and put the charger on the iphone and let it all night charging with the white wallpaper.
dont forget you shouldnt lock the screen, let it unlocked by the wallpaper. you will see the changes of the yellow tint
GOOD LUCK!

else ?
I readed abaut the temperature of display, someone leave their iphone turn on all night without auto lock,
can i belive in it ?
If i don't have chance, i'll be constrict to go in apple store but i'd like that this is my last chance.
Thank you very much for answer.

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I just spotted an article about the Yellow tint of the new iPhone. Seems that if you do a full restore you get a more recent firmware than the one shipped with the phone. As a result that the yellow tint is fixed. I haven't tried it yet but it can't do any harm.
Have a look:
http://www.macworld.co.uk/ipod-itunes/news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=22023

You are absolutely right there is a difference and I have not read the small print. I'd put money on it tho. That said you may be lucky in that they'll help you even if you have defaced it.
You should find what you need [here|http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPhone_3G_Important_Product_InformationGuide.pdf].
Here's a snippet from it;
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*Never attempt to repair or modify iPhone yourself. Disassembling iPhone,*
*including the removal of external screws, may cause damage that is not covered*
*under the warranty. iPhone does not contain any user-serviceable parts, except*
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Not Liking The Yellow Tinted Screen

I'm kind of disappointed that Apple decided to put a cheaper screen in the new phones. Hopefully I'm wrong and that it's not a screen and can be fixed through an update or something, or I can return this phone in a month or so and they'll have the newer shipment of phones with old iPhone lighting on the screens. I'm currently doing a restore on my phone to see if it fixes the lighting at all, because I read somewhere that a restore makes it less yellow tint-ish. Also not liking the 1 bar I'm getting at my house with 3G on, not cool.
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This is the partial breakdown:
1st Gen iPhone had a white point of 8300K;
iPhone 3G has white point between 6800K - 7300K by design, intentional.
Native white point for a Mac monitor is 6500K (D65)
Mac monitors are usually at Gamma 1.8 (subtly blu-ish IMO), and PC monitors are at Gamma 2.2 (slightly fluorescent yellowish)
What is the Gamma of the screen of the 3G iPhone?
Because if a future adjustment is available to screen settings of 3G iPhone, then I would try to set it to 6500K and a Gamma of 1.8 to most nearly emulate a Mac monitor.
So I wonder if Apple changed to a yellowish 2.2 Gamma, to slightly cater to the larger PC user base , who is used to seeing screens at Gamma 2.2, with its inherent yellowness?
Either way, I don't think I'll have a problem with new screen, cuz I got an idea of why it was chosen.

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Hi there,
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http://lh5.ggpht.com/TLglqt0-RdM/SVlOWBinyjI/AAAAAAAAArM/ZjMXtH60po/s640/P10306192.JPG
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You are absolutely right there is a difference and I have not read the small print. I'd put money on it tho. That said you may be lucky in that they'll help you even if you have defaced it.
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Lumia 1020 adds yellow tint to photos

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I attached 2 screenshots. The first is the photo I want and the second is after it is processed.
For a few seconds I can see the photo that I want... I paid $200 to have that photo when I want it, what's going on?
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BEFORE PROCESSING.jpg ‏201 KB
AFTER YELLOW TINT ADDED.jpg ‏158 KB

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