S23 ULTRA SCREEN MODE

adamlee · ‎22-07-2023

Can someone explain please why these screen modes exist but are hidden away? Wouldn't it be easier to just put them under where natural and vivid are??? Amoled Cinema is like an in-between mode, it's got more colour than natural but it's not too colour like vivid. We also have basic and amoled photo. Please Samsung add these back !!!!

BandOfBrothers · ‎23-07-2023

Hello @adamlee

To be honest I'm not sure why these screen modes are not an option to choose without having to perform certain permissions via a Pc to access these.

Maybe they are available at Manufacturing stages to fully test the display screens etc 🤔

Perhaps send feedback via your Samsung Members App.

If I can be of any further help then please don't hesitate. Take care. 😎

Daily Driver > Samsung Galaxy s²⁵ Ultra 512Gb ~ Titanium Black.

The advice I offer is my own and does not represent Samsung’s position.
I'm here to help. " This is the way. "

GoanGeek · ‎23-07-2023

As an enthusiastic photographer I would prefer srgb in certain conditions as that's what is used by moat webpages and stuff I believe so at least I would know what I see on my phone with relate to what I see on a webpage if I were to post it. Same for printing.

Same for Adobe RGB if you are use Adobe products like lightroom or Photoshop.

Totally agree they should be under display options. Unless the phone does an automatic switch perhaps.

I have the srgb turned on under developer on my s21 ultra.

Follow Me, like my posts and Mark as Solution if I helped solve your Problems.

limerlinlol · ‎10-10-2023

You can use setedit app and you don't have to do all those stuff all you have to do is open setedit and find screen mode setting and edit the value

0 is for Amoled cinema

1 is for Amoled photo

2 is for basic

3 is for natural

4 is for vivid

Hope this helped

Michaeller · ‎16-12-2023

What are the programs on the first screenshot?