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Feb 12, 2016 11:16 PM in response to Mrs.rapby Jay-Ray,Is it just your photos? Maybe you enabled Settings > General > Accessibility > Invert Colors by chance? Did you recently make any changes to your settings?
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Feb 12, 2016 11:30 PM in response to Jay-Rayby K Shaffer,Perhaps a keyboard shortcut enabled the Accessibility feature, if so the entire screen
would be inverted or negative in OS X Finder for all applications... accidentally by use
of Four keys:
Command - Option - Control - 8 = to Turn the Invert colors setting on or off.
reference:
• Mac keyboard shortcuts for Accessibility features - Apple Support
• Mac keyboard shortcuts - Apple Support
Otherwise, less likely, the issue may have been caused by selecting a view option within an application.
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Feb 12, 2016 11:33 PM in response to K Shafferby Jay-Ray,This was posted in the iPhone section, so I assumed this was not an OS X question.
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Feb 12, 2016 11:43 PM in response to Jay-Rayby K Shaffer,Yes, I see that (now) and understand there may be a difference in the implementation
of this feature formerly part of Universal Access that later became Accessibility.
Both OS X and iOS have an accessibility version; I'd guess the iOS shortcut may be
shorter or not require same keys (not present as such on the iPhone or other iDevice.)
• Use Accessibility features in iOS - Apple Support
Managing Accessibility features using your device
Tap Settings > General > Accessibility to find settings for the following features:
Vision:
- VoiceOver
- Zoom
- Invert Colors
- Grayscale
- Speech: Speak Selection, Speak Screen, Speak Auto-text
- Larger Text
- Bold Text
- Button Shapes
- Increase Contrast
- Reduce Motion
- On/Off Labels
Thanks for pointing out the iPhone as the discussion location area.
I don't browse ASC by area.