Hi, I read about an application or a .zip to change black and white on XZ, where can I find?
EmeraldTimer said:
Hi, I read about an application or a .zip to change black and white on XZ, where can I find?
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Are you talking about a screen calibration app?
If so, see this thread
White Balance APK
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alnikki25k said:
Are you talking about a screen calibration app?
If so, see this thread
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Thanks! is usefull?
EmeraldTimer said:
Thanks! is usefull?
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Yes it is! My screen's white doesn't turn a bit yellow anymore
EmeraldTimer said:
Thanks! is usefull?
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It is useful for color calibration, but not for the contrast. So the blacks will stay the same. The whites on the other hand, can be changed.
exmatproton said:
It is useful for color calibration, but not for the contrast. So the blacks will stay the same. The whites on the other hand, can be changed.
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So, is there an application to make the black more black than black?
EmeraldTimer said:
So, is there an application to make the black more black than black?
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No. The screen is a TFT LCD. The light blacks are caused by the leakage of the light behind the crystals. So there is no way to get darker blacks. That's why Amoled screens have the dark blacks. It's all about technique
exmatproton said:
No. The screen is a TFT LCD. The light blacks are caused by the leakage of the light behind the crystals. So there is no way to get darker blacks. That's why Amoled screens have the dark blacks. It's all about technique
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uhm thanks you ^^
exmatproton said:
No. The screen is a TFT LCD. The light blacks are caused by the leakage of the light behind the crystals. So there is no way to get darker blacks. That's why Amoled screens have the dark blacks. It's all about technique
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The only thing you can do is to set a lower backlight level. In my impression the auto settings for backlight is not working to good, especially in low ambient light conditions. Install a third party backlight controller, like Lux Pro from the market. Then you can fin tune your backlight settings for all lighting conditions.
Black will then become more "black" due to lower backlight level in most conditions.
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Hi friends I wanted to know does your N5 display show colour tints while holding 180 parallel to the eye is this natural oled problem or there is problem with my diaplay
It problem is only in white background in browser or setting
nfl46 said:
Yes, mines does...but only on white backgrounds.
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Thanks for the reply it does clear my doubts
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JSAHITA said:
Hi friends I wanted to know does your N5 display show colour tints while holding 180 parallel to the eye is this natural oled problem or there is problem with my diaplay
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JSAHITA said:
180 parallel to the eye
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there is no problem with ur display it s problem with all display that showing a tint from that angle!
AMOLED are sometimes turn to purple or blue
LCD are turn to white or black (become dark)
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Anybody else who is kind of experiencing loss of contrast in the Z3+? Mine is Z3+ Dual.
What do you mean?
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angvil said:
What do you mean?
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The screen. Mine is sometimes losing contrast. Well, I can say it's contrast not brightness as the brightness level isn't changing.?
Yes there is a lot of white on display you'll notice especially if you have black icons on home screen
Patricmac said:
Yes there is a lot of white on display you'll notice especially if you have black icons on home screen
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So it's just normal?
Me too my black levels are more like grey
ermond012 said:
The screen. Mine is sometimes losing contrast. Well, I can say it's contrast not brightness as the brightness level isn't changing.
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From what I have experienced, it only happens when in very bright areas, for example direct sunlight or offices. The phone boosts the image brightness in the darker areas for better visibility in bright situations. This is a kernel thingy, and I thought it could be a part of the X-Reality engine too, but "disabling" it in the settings doesn't disable the contrast change. Is this your experience, too?
As I know, it is something related to Qualcomm technology, known as Assertive Display. Maybe this can help you understand. https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapd...ay-power-efficient-technology-thats-easy-eyes
2minuutes said:
From what I have experienced, it only happens when in very bright areas, for example direct sunlight or offices. The phone boosts the image brightness in the darker areas for better visibility in bright situations. This is a kernel thingy, and I thought it could be a part of the X-Reality engine too, but "disabling" it in the settings doesn't disable the contrast change. Is this your experience, too?
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I have experienced exactly what you described too!
It's the assertive display playing up. I disabled it at one point but reverted back as it works so well apart from these instances.
My display is like this on white/grey backgrounds at low brightness?
https://i.imgur.com/iHzlGRS.jpg
No one?
DroidBee said:
My display is like this on white/grey backgrounds at low brightness?
https://i.imgur.com/iHzlGRS.jpg
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No, it shouldn't look like that. RMA it if you can.
Here is an image I just took https://i.imgur.com/dqVkSGu.jpg
The two dark regions that are running down the screen.
does anyone experienced black crush in low brightness?
Yes
krepsz said:
Yes
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whole display? or just in some part of the screen?
engr.chachi said:
does anyone experienced black crush in low brightness?
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This is a result of the AMOLED screen. All AMOLED screens will exhibit this.
SENSEI888 said:
This is a result of the AMOLED screen. All AMOLED screens will exhibit this.
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all? i had samsung galaxy j5 back then, but never experienced black crush on low brightness.
engr.chachi said:
all? i had samsung galaxy j5 back then, but never experienced black crush on low brightness.
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Samsung decreases contrast a lot when you put the device on low brightness to counteract it. So it *technically* still does it but their software prevents it from being very noticeable.
nukeclears said:
Samsung decreases contrast a lot when you put the device on low brightness to counteract it. So it *technically* still does it but their software prevents it from being very noticeable.
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but mi 8 is using samsung's amoled.
engr.chachi said:
but mi 8 is using samsung's amoled.
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The contrast adjustment is a software thing, not part of the display.
nukeclears said:
The contrast adjustment is a software thing, not part of the display.
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so. is there a way to reduce contrast in miui 10?
So how's your screen uniformity on dark greys? Try opening the calculator app in night mode and change your brightness from 0 to 100 slowly. Do you notice any colour shifts?
Can confirm that! Weird stuff indeed..
A70 have green tint problem on pure white [emoji2962]
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Software problem I think.
marko1999 said:
A70 have green tint problem on pure white [emoji2962]
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Mine does not have a green tint.
hexxr said:
Software problem I think.
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No it's how amoled works. Some phones are better and some are worse. Samsung should've used pure blacks on their night mode knowing that amoleds cannot display dark greys properly.