I had someone purchase an Apple Watch Ultra 2 but I still have to get my hands on this this week. However, from the photos sent to me, the color seems different from the natural titanium or could it be just the lighting in the room?
See photos below.
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It’s a white balance issue cause by the light under which the watch was photographed. Notice the yellowish color of the tile in lower right and blue cast of the fabric.
Cameras add blue to photos to cancel yellow cast of the light. That’s the function of white balance in digital photography.
I color corrected your image below so the ceramic back and titanium body match by Ultra.
It’s a white balance issue cause by the light under which the watch was photographed. Notice the yellowish color of the tile in lower right and blue cast of the fabric.
Cameras add blue to photos to cancel yellow cast of the light. That’s the function of white balance in digital photography.
I color corrected your image below so the ceramic back and titanium body match by Ultra.
To add, I know the best way to confirm
is to check the model number once I have device. It’s just me being excited to get ahold of my new watch and wondering why the color of the body is different.
The lightning of the photo is key, the titanium color is somewhat like in the second picture, where the longer part of the wrist band is attached. The color for the other sides of the watch seem more orange/yellowish due to the refection of the light and the person that took the photo.
And the backside of the watch is ceramic, it's a rather bright, greyish color.
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