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You are being very dismissive here. How do you know that everybody that complains about screen or LED flicker are "imagining things"? Case in point, I agree wi
by fellerts 3y ago
You are being very dismissive here. How do you know that everybody that complains about screen or LED flicker are "imagining things"?
Case in point, I agree with GP. I am also sensitive to LEDs flickering at 50 or 100 Hz (EU resident here). The flickering is more apparent when moving the eyes as opposed to staring at the flickering source. I assume some people's eyes have more "integration time" than others.
- delta_p_delta_x 3y agoI am particularly sensitive to PWM/LED light flickering. I was recently in a hotel, and the WC was lit with some extremely dim, low-frequency lighting. I waved my hands in front of my face, and could easily make out a stroboscopic effect. PWM flickering gives me a massive headache, and I really wish manufacturers would use slightly more complex circuitry to give out a constant light (whether display, or household lighting) at different brightness levels. I also dislike 60 Hz displays for this very reason. We should definitely normalise higher refresh rates for displays throughout, from smartphones to monitors.