LG G4

airborne said:
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How would the baseline setting being low make the brightness dim erratically?
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Your baseline is set higher than mine, so its not that.
I understood your problem to be that in dark rooms it dims too much. and vice versa.

Are you sure you aren't covering the sensor at the top of your phone by accident?
 
faniedry said:
Your baseline is set higher than mine, so its not that.
I understood your problem to be that in dark rooms it dims too much. and vice versa.

Are you sure you aren't covering the sensor at the top of your phone by accident?
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No he was saying it will adjust between a colour-balance destroying low and brighter whilst the same identical lighting conditions are present.

I've actually noticed the colour balance on the G4 looks a bit subdued/run through a gray filter a lot of the time anyways.
 
SCHUMI-4-EVA said:
No he was saying it will adjust between a colour-balance destroying low and brighter whilst the same identical lighting conditions are present.

I've actually noticed the colour balance on the G4 looks a bit subdued a lot of the time anyways.
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subdued? while auto on? also compared to what? And don't say a Samsung, because we all know their screen quality and colours are a lot more saturated. :)
 
OK guys, then I'll update now..... please pray for me? ;-)
 
compared to my Z3 (which incidentally has adjustable white/colour balance, not sure if that's an Android or Sony thing)
Games will be clearer on her screen due to more pixels being available, but the colours will be a lot more samey and less differentiated than on my phone. If it was also a 1080P screen and not 2K then my Z3 would have a total edge.
I've noticed it especially in the green which renders like a dark almost army-like green on her screen and a much more visible bright standard green on mine.
 
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SCHUMI-4-EVA said:
compared to my Z3 (which incidentally has adjustable white/colour balance, not sure if that's an Android or Sony thing)
Games will be clearer on her screen due to more pixels being available, but the colours will be a lot more samey and less differentiated than on my phone. If it was also a 1080P screen and not 2K then my Z3 would have a total edge.
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ah ok. I'm not familiar with the sony screens so can't really think of a clever retort :p



o wait, found one. sony sucks. :D :D
 
I don't see why it would need a retort...

I simply meant that the colour re-production seems darker/grayer than it it should be. So it's no surprise that some things (dark blues, greens, grays) become hard to see at low brightness.
 
SCHUMI-4-EVA said:
I don't see why it would need a retort...

I simply meant that the colour re-production seems darker/grayer than it it should be. So it's no surprise that some things become hard to see at low brightness.
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I was just pulling your leg. I'm actually thinking about making the Z5 Premium my next phone if Vodacom will just decide to stock it.

The LG is a lot harder to see then the S6 in direct sunlight. That Super AMOLED screen lights up like the fourth of July in direct day light.
 
faniedry said:
I was just pulling your leg. I'm actually thinking about making the Z5 Premium my next phone if Vodacom will just decide to stock it.

The LG is a lot harder to see then the S6 in direct sunlight. That Super AMOLED screen lights up like the fourth of July in direct day light.
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Samsung screens have tons of bang but aren't very accurate either. It's like they are using unreasonable contrast settings to get the bang because lighter colours will almost shift to white whereas darker ones stay almost unseeably dark even at max brightness. At least that's what it's like on my Galaxy S4 Mini (which may not have the best Samsung screen though of course). They don't look subdued though I'll give you that.
 
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