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Highlights OLED iPad Pro models have HDR content issues with blue tones. Apple acknowledges the issue and is working on a software fix. Problem isolated to iPad Pro, not affecting other OLED devices like iPhone 15 Pro. iPad Pro models feature improved durability and thermal performance. There have been some concerns recently about a problem with some OLED iPad Pro models in the presentation of HDR content, especially when it comes to blue tones. The bluer shades of colour make HDR highlights appear blown out and almost white, which is causing compression errors in sample photos, according to an assessment by iMore. “In a relatively specific set of circumstances, HDR highlights are blown out on certain blue shades including navy and indigo to a point that they almost appear white on screen. The best way to spot it would be to look at a character wearing a navy blue shirt -- the creases appear to shimmer, like a spider's web placed over the surface; at other times it appears like an inky blob morphing over it. “ A glitch in the display's software Apple to Soon Issue Fix for HDR Issue on M4 OLED iPad Pro Models The issue is described to occur in "very specific conditions," where some blue tones, like indigo and navy, are HDR highlights blown out to almost look white on-screen. Shades, including navy and indigo, to the point that they appear almost white on the screen. iPad Pro models feature improved durability and thermal performance Other OLED devices, such as the iPhone 15 Pro, do not exhibit the issue, and it is generally hard to spot. In some good news, Apple has admitted it is aware of the issue and is indeed working on a fix. Given the issue appears to lie with the image-processing engine software and not the hardware, this should be resolved by an iPadOS update. Addressing iPad Durability OLED iPad Pro models have HDR content issues with blue tones Even though the HDR content issue is short-term, Apple has acted to ensure that the new iPad Pro models maintain structural integrity and thermal performance. A metal cover that forms a central rib above the logic board was mentioned by Apple SVP John Ternus in an interview as having "tremendously improved the stiffness of the product." In order to improve heat dissipation, Apple has also added copper to the Apple logo and graphite sheets to the main casing. This has led to a 20% increase in thermal performance over earlier generations. FAQs What is the HDR issue on OLED iPad Pro models? The HDR issue on OLED iPad Pro models causes blue tones, such as indigo and navy, to appear blown out and almost white. This issue affects HDR highlights, making them look unnatural. Is the HDR issue present in other OLED devices? No, the HDR issue is not present in other OLED devices like the iPhone 15 Pro. It appears to be isolated to certain OLED iPad Pro models. How is Apple addressing the HDR issue on OLED iPad Pro models? Apple is aware of the HDR issue and is working on a fix. The problem lies with the image-processing engine software, and Apple plans to resolve it through an iPadOS update. What measures has Apple taken to improve iPad Pro durability? Apple has added a metal cover forming a central rib above the logic board to improve the iPad Pro's stiffness. This enhancement significantly boosts the structural integrity of the device. How has Apple improved thermal performance on the new iPad Pro models? To enhance thermal performance, Apple has incorporated copper into the Apple logo and added graphite sheets to the main casing. These changes have led to a 20% increase in thermal efficiency compared to previous generations. Also Read: Apple Launches New iPad Pro and iPad Air Models With OLED Display, M4 Chipset, Apple Pencil Pro, and, More: Price in India, Features, Specs Also Read: iPad Pro Series Surpasses iPhone in Latest Antutu Benchmark Scores

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