How to calibrate iPhone auto brightness
If you have the auto-brightness option enabled, this is one of our iOS tutorials that you should keep in mind. We remember that this setting causes the device to calibrate the brightness of the screen according to the lighting around us.
In the beginning, this can be an advantage, but as we use our iPhone, this automatic setting can be unset.
If it happens to us, we will see that when we are in the dark, our screen shines more than normal and it is annoying for the eyes.What we do to solve this problem is to adjust the automatic brightness manually. And this is where the problem comes from and where we unadjust this automatic brightness.
We are going to give you the necessary guidelines to calibrate the brightness of the iPhone, iPad and screens iPod Touch.
How to calibrate iPhone and iPad auto brightness:
The first thing we have to do is deactivate the automatic brightness of the device. To do this we go, in iOS 13, to Settings/Accessibility/Display and text size .
Auto Brightness Option in iOS
When we have it deactivated, we must go to a room or place that is quite dark. This is where we are going to start calibrating the automatic brightness.
Now that we are in a dark place, we must adjust the brightness manually. To do this, we access the control center.
Brightness control on iOS
We must adjust the brightness to our liking, just as we would like to have it when we have little light.
As we see in the previous image, this is the optimal brightness for when we are in the dark. When we have it graduated to our liking, we activate the automatic brightness again and that's it.
We already have calibrated the automatic brightness of the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. To check that it is calibrated, we can go to a place with light, and we will check how the brightness bar goes up automatically.
In this way our device, taking the minimum brightness that we have set as a reference, will calculate the brightness with respect to the light around you.
