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Assuming a perfect screen, yes. But at some point the brightest pixels on the screen will get no brighter, but all the other pixels will. So the dynamic range
by sliken 4y ago
Assuming a perfect screen, yes. But at some point the brightest pixels on the screen will get no brighter, but all the other pixels will. So the dynamic range decreases. Similar happens when dim enough.
- machinawhite 4y agoI just checked and there's a significant difference between full brightness and a little less than full brightness so I'll just assume the screens Apple is using are pretty good at that
- aoeusnth1 4y agoDoes a blank white screen not get brighter on your phone when you turn up the brightness?
- sliken 4y agoI have a pixel 6 pro, and it does look like I can't wash out the brightest. However on a grey scale test image I can lose the bottom 1/3rd of the range by going too dark. Maybe the brightness cap is to save battery.