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It reads zero from eye distance when dark with the backlight down. Here are readings from contact distance: Dark 100%: 5 lux Light 100%: 103 lux Dark 0%: 0 l
by Zak 6y ago
It reads zero from eye distance when dark with the backlight down. Here are readings from contact distance:
Dark 100%: 5 lux
Light 100%: 103 lux
Dark 0%: 0 lux
Light 0%: 14 lux
- m463 6y agoSomeone is going to ask for a wavelength soon, so get ready to calibrate for 450–485 nm :)
- Zak 6y agoIf anybody wants to buy me a spectrophotometer, I'd be happy to take measurements. Those things are pricey.
- taeric 6y agoFor my part, thanks for the measurements! I do intend on trying this when back at a computer. At face value, not seeing anything suspicious on these numbers. Bottom line, do not run a bright screen in the face. Darker colors do look to help, but so does dropping brightness. If worried about your eyes, do both.
- AstralStorm 6y agoIn my HDR mode settings, tuned for bright conditions, it is: 0% PQ: 0.12 nit 0% SDR: 0.2 nit 100% SDR: ~120 nit 100% PQ: 570 nit It works better in dark mode than your low contrast. The screen does not support local dimming.
- taeric 6y agoI missed what pq and sdr stand for. :(