When I enable sidecar between macbook pro and ipad pro, I have a sort of color offset (especially in reds, greens and yellows) on ipad display.
For example … if I take an image and see it directly on the iPad it’s cool … but when I see the same image dropping it over from my MacBookPro using sidecar feature it look totally over saturated …
It there a solution for that?
iPad Pro, iPadOS 13
Hi Brenden dv …
thank you for helping me out. Both suggestion sadly did not help. Maybe that an link ? I checked under preferences … mate it a problem with the profiles? Both displays using a different one … How ever … I can select a different profile for my MacBook Pro screen … but not for the side car (iPad Pro) …
Hi taspallek,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities! I see you've noticed a difference in your iPad's display when using Sidecar, and I'd like to do what I can to help.
Have you restarted your iPad and Mac since noticing this issue? If not, go ahead and do that, as a restart can resolve unusual issues. Restart your iPad
If you're still seeing the same issue, and since the iPad display when not connected using Sidecar works as expected, let's take a look at the connection. Are you using USB to connect with Sidecar, or wirelessly?
If you change to the different type of connection, does that make a difference?
Use your iPad as a second display for your Mac with Sidecar
Thanks!
Hey taspallek,
Thanks for the reply and additional information, we appreciate it!
Looking at your screenshots, I see the AirPlay display shown, which would be the iPad. It may be that since the iPad is using Sidecar, which is new to be able to use an iPad as a display, it's not compatible with ColorSync.
Are you able to deactivate ColorSync and test without it?
Here's the ColorSync User Guide, in case you'd like it.
Thanks!
Sidecar colors
