Can you use your iPhone as a color calibration tool?

So basically, You can use your phone to calibrate your Apple TV, But you can't use your phone to calibrate your actual TV

I love the way he explains it in detail and how its done and why.

After each video he jumps into his Delorean and disappears from the present.

Whoever invented this is a genius

Yep usually the tv has a setting called cinema which gives you the most realistic colors and also saves energy. So ye turn off the retail mode and change it to cinema.

“Your television is using Dolby Vision and its color is accurate. It doesn’t need to be calibrated right now.”

Though keep in mind that first place to tweak things should always be on the display itself. Things like brightness, contrast, colour temperature and balance. Always try to get as close as possible to the desired output by adjusting display settings, and only once you you run out of "precision" that would be needed to achieve acurate image start applying corrective LUTs. In this case, first set your TV to 6500 K (or "warm", usually) and then use this software calibration to get exactly on point. But you never want the software calibration to do the heavy lifting, as it essentially has to "fight" with the display and "bend" the signal in order to get the expected output. And the more "fighting" and "bending" there is, the more likely it is for artifacts to show up (like banding, wonky colours, loss of details...).

Why does that lamp look like an adult toy

Correcting a little mistake here, but your home tv isn't calibrated for a showroom floor. Unless you somehow select the "showroom" or "display room" mode in your settings. Tvs are calibrated for a standard living room, because doing otherwise would be madness.

Or...just change the TV color temperature to 6500k, or Cinema mode.

So I can just change it manually to 6500 without using an apple tv device?

This is a great feature, as it allows for calibration adjustments to be applied directly to your Apple TV. If you also own a Samsung TV and a Samsung phone, you can use this feature to apply those calibrations to your Samsung TV. While I may be overgeneralizing, I successfully did this on both of my Samsung OLEDs (specifically, the S95 models).

Love this channel

Is there an easy way to do this if you aren't in the Apple ecosystem?

Basically you only use your iPhone to colour calibrate the iPhone setup box tv it is very fascinating technology features

Okay, we need this feauter on every device

That is genius

I don't get why TVs don't ever get Gamma correctly or puts my TV on full range RGB when it doesn't support it.

What unboxed TVs have to do with showroom TVs and their settings ? 🙄

My man is colour calibrating his TV when his phone has eye proction on.