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Originally Posted by seabee
You must not just believe your eyes when trying to tell what's lighter/darker, just look at that illusion:
A and B squares background actually have the EXACT same shade of gray
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By bringing this illusion up you are comparing apples and oranges.
As kartu points out the surrounding area is covered exactly to prevent this type of illusion. If in your illusion you masked out everything but the
A and B squares they would each look exactly the same shade.
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Originally Posted by seabee
I tried with the Customize View/Adjust View settings on the PRS-T1 and it can change both screen background and text/drawing shades of gray considerably.  |
Again you are comparing apples and oranges the ability to customize your view is a feature of the T-1, this feature is also part of Sony x50 line of readers. If other ereaders don't give you this option it isn't Sony's fault and doesn't negate the side by side comparison above.