Hi, I just noticed that my Galaxy S3 and my wife's Galaxy S3 do not have perfect blacks on the lock screen. The home screen blacks are pure black as expected from Super Amoled displays. I created a pure black wallpaper in photoshop and tried it on the lock screen and home screen. And for some reason the pure black wallpaper on the lock screen looks as if it's a LCD with light bleed. The same pure black wallpaper on the home screen looks pure black. How about you, do you have a lock screen that does not display pure blacks like your home screen? Am I missing a setting that is causing the lock screen blacks to look like light bleed on an LCD. (Yes I know AMOLED does not have light bleed. I'm only saying the effect on the lock screen blacks only looks like light bleed on an LCD. So please don't respond saying that AMOLED does not have light bleed as I am already aware of this, and this is not what I am saying as well.)
I've attached the pure black wallpaper if anyone wants to test the lock screen and home screen blacks. Would appreciate your input.
Ok, just found out it is the ripple effect on the lock screen that causes this. Turned it off, and now got pure black lock screen. Sweeeet!!!
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My display has a tint. It is somewhat yellowish in the bottom and blue in the top of the screen. Does anybody have the same issue ? Is it normal to have this tint with an IPS display ? I can see it the most on white and grey background. I attached a photo of my screen but the camera emphasized the problem. It is not that bad but is definately there.
Does anyone have the same screen issue as mine?
It will not be shown if the background color is bright color. But when the background color turns dark, the light spot will be shown(pic 1)
is there any way to fix it except changing a screen?
That is screen burn. Display needs changing. No other way to fix it.
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Is there such thing as live lock screen wallpaper?
Anyone have an RGB pulsating G logo on a black or white background?
Would be pretty cool if it cycled through the pieces of the G lighting them up or just pulsating brighter and darker. I have something sort of close using the liquid live wallpaper app. I use the lava function and have lava bubbles as a black color that swim over a G logo on a black background.
The screen of HTC 10 is very bright. I need true black colour, not almost grey. I need purple colour and not pale-blue. And so on. Is there any hidden settings of screen profiles that fix this issue?
only way is set the screen to sRGB and lower brightness, and actually it's not bad for color accuracy (sharp panel is another story) when compare to other, but I don't think you can get true black for any LCD panel.
p.s. tested with i1basic
I use the "Galactic Core Free" active wallpaper on my Pixel 2 XL:. The launcher is gradually shaded from mid to bottom of the display. It is cool how when you slide the app drawer up it continues making the shading darker. However, I would prefer to have the full screen visibility of the wallpaper. Does anyone know if that shading can be turned off.
Also, even though the wallpaper is very dark, the menus are not switching from light to dark.
Thanks for any insight.