Are you frustrated by color display issues on your Apple Vision Pro?
If you’ve noticed that the colors on your monitor appear distorted, washed out, or inaccurate, it can significantly impact your viewing and productivity.
In this article, we’ll guide you through the steps to correct color display issues on your Apple Vision Pro.
How to Correct Color Display Issues on Your Apple Vision Pro?
Step 1: Adjust Display Settings
- Navigate to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size on your Apple Vision Pro.
- Here, you can customize various display settings that could affect how you perceive colors on your screen. This includes adjusting color filters, increasing contrast, and changing text size to make objects easier to see. These adjustments can be particularly helpful if the colors on your display seem washed out or not distinct enough.
Step 2: Calibrate Your Display
- On your Mac, you can choose the appropriate color profile for your display. This can be done by selecting the Apple menu > System Preferences > Displays > Color tab. Here you’ll find options to select a different color profile that might better suit your display.
- For a more personalized setup, use the Display Calibrator Assistant to fine-tune your display’s color settings. This built-in feature guides you through creating a custom color profile that matches your specific viewing conditions and preferences.
Step 3: Use Color Filters
- The Apple Vision Pro offers color filters that can be a significant aid. These filters adjust the color palette of your display to make it easier for you to differentiate between colors that are commonly confused.
- To enable these, go to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Color Filters. You can select from different filter options designed to accommodate various forms of color blindness and visual challenges.
