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Do you know does this actually lower the backlight or is it changing gamma or something like that. I'll try it anyways thanks
by spirit557 4y ago
Do you know does this actually lower the backlight or is it changing gamma or something like that. I'll try it anyways thanks
- londons_explore 4y agoiphones are all OLED now, so there is no distinction. On an old LCD display there are some filters that do a linear/nonlinear mapping from 0->255 brightness to 0->64 for example, leaving the actual backlight at the same brightness. The downside is that colour banding and quantization start to get really bad - and 'black' starts to look very non-black.
- spirit557 4y agoMy older iphone is not oled so that would explain why I did not like this setting when I tried it some time ago like what you say about blacks looking out of balance. Thanks
- thinkmassive 4y agoThe latest iPhone SE still has an LCD screen. It was released in 2022 and is still a current model.