QUOTE(Andy214 @ Nov 1 2010, 11:15 PM)
On the Super AMOLED, it's displaying perfectly fine.
On the N8, under bright daylight, the sensors adjusted the backlight or something and the picture shows fine. But when in room lighting, the problem become obvious.
Well, on the PC it's showing perfectly fine as well, the background blend nicely, no stars.
Anyway, this picture is obvious; Other pictures it's harder to see even I capture it with other camera, it's hard to see.
When I use my N8 to capture something black, then the shadow area, it will look like it didn't blend properly, I don't know how to explain, but the pictures I took, I saw these problem, but when transfer to the PC or N900, no such problem.
Added on November 1, 2010, 11:16 pmYup, we're not suppose to see the stars; But if you adjust the N900 brightness to maximum, you can see it but not very obvious.
Your N8, when set to lowest brightness settings, is it visible?
you see,
on n900 and other conventional LCD screens, the backlight is coming from the sides. hence the contrast sucks.
on AMOLED, there is no backlighting, the actual pixels light up. and when the image has white noise, all the noise-related 'pixels' light up.
they have difficulty in controlling the combined effect of the lighted up noise-related pixels.
on normal LCD, since the light source is from the side, its pretty washed out and you can make out those tiny white dots (noise)
Added on November 1, 2010, 11:22 pmfor example, on the N8 time screen saver.
the digital clock.
you can see the letters / digits that show time is very bright but the entire background is really dark (entirely black).
how they do this ? OLED, AMOLED, super duper AMOLEDs have light source in each pixel.
they can turn on some pixels and turn off some pixels, hence one pixel is very bright but the pixel next to it is totally off (dark)
This post has been edited by jananan: Nov 1 2010, 11:22 PM 
Oct 30 2010, 10:49 PM
i mean really fast...
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