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Strange, mine looks like the one on the right, except a shade darker and without the horrible aliasing. That one on the left looks like your display has the bri
by overcast 7y ago
Strange, mine looks like the one on the right, except a shade darker and without the horrible aliasing. That one on the left looks like your display has the brightness maxed out. I agree people should be more conscious of typography legibility, but what you're seeing on the left looks like there is something wrong with your display. Viewing on my iPhone 11 Pro is crisp and dark as well.
- frfl 7y agoInteresting. But that image I've attached is a software screenshot, not a picture of my screen, so calibration should have no effect when you view it on your screen. Maybe it's just superior macos/ios having font/color rendering and not the display itself. Edit: Opened it up on Android, it's better there than pc for sure. Might just be font rendering on on system that's crap.
- overcast 7y agoYes, Windows font rendering is famously bad compared to MacOS. Though the color should not be affected like that.