I thought someone dove a little deeper into the screen and saw that part of the issue had to do with the LED drivers themselves can only go so low. I though it was PWM related or something, I am stretching my memory to remember more on this topic.
Though not a great option, putting a (Privacy?) filter on the screen will cut down on the brightness some. Not an elegant solution though this use case is pretty specific to just low light environments right?
It’s a good suggestion, but I prefer the Night Owls app i think. There are a lot of small imperfections, both this for me is a major issue.
About the LED drivers and the PWM, maybe one day I will investigate myself. I have no knowledge about electronics. Maybe I will use this to learn a bit about it and try solve it.
How hard it could be to send less power to a monitor?
I guess I will keep the laptop, but in general, it feels more a prototype than an end product. I cannot buy this for the rest of my workers.
Not very, the problem is doing so without deepfrying the colors, which is why there is a min limit and manufacturers aren’t too happy to let you go outside of that.
Did the manufacturers not consider that we might like our colors deep-fried, with 11 secret spices? Shame on them for trying to dictate how we may eat our colors, which we paid for.
Shame on them for trying to dictate how we may eat our colors, which we paid for.