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Can someone who owns a Tesla talk about nighttime operation? LCD displays this large and bright can mess with low light adaptation. Unlike OLED technology, LC
by robomartin 7y ago
Can someone who owns a Tesla talk about nighttime operation?
LCD displays this large and bright can mess with low light adaptation. Unlike OLED technology, LCD’s just can’t make really dark blacks and glow.
- hndamien 7y agoI have 0 brightness or visibility issue with the screen. It has not even been a thought that has crossed my mind. I also regularly battle with brightness settings and night time shift on my iPhone and Watch. (Granted that is a more difficult task for Apple).
- ssewell 7y agoImplementation is really nice, actually. The display automatically switches to a white on black mode and the brightness is automatically regulated. You can override either display setting (day/night and brightness) manually, if desired. Given that it's an LCD, the performance is quite surprising. The blacks are very black. Just take a look at the set of controls at the bottom, is near impossible to see where the controls end and black bezel begins.