If you're experiencing washed-out colors on your Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra after a software update, there are a few possible causes and solutions to consider. Some updates can inadvertently alter display settings or cause temporary software bugs that impact color saturation and brightness. Here are some troubleshooting steps to help address this issue:
1. Check Display Settings
Screen Mode: Go to Settings > Display > Screen Mode. Try switching between different screen modes (such as Vivid and Natural) to see if it improves color saturation.
Adaptive Brightness: Toggle Adaptive Brightness off and on. Sometimes, this setting can interfere with color accuracy, especially under different lighting conditions.
Color Temperature: Some screen modes allow you to adjust color temperature (warmer or cooler). Experiment with this setting to improve color vibrancy.
2. Disable Eye Comfort Shield
Go to Settings > Display > Eye Comfort Shield and turn it off if it’s enabled. This setting reduces blue light and can make the screen appear slightly yellowish or washed out.
3. Reset Display Settings
In Settings > General Management > Reset > Reset Settings, you can reset your display settings to their default values. This won’t affect your data but will reset customized settings, which might help with color calibration issues.
