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Originally Posted by HarryT
Yes, I think there are a variety of factors in operation here. I suspect that some people don't see it at all; some people will always see it, while others see it initially, but stop being consciously aware of it after a period of time. Everyone's brain works differently. I remember when I got my first eInk device (Sony PRS-500), my immediate reaction was "that black flash between pages is horrible!". A few hours later it was "black flash? what black flash?".
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LOL. Yes, I do know what you mean. I wish I was able to say that two-toned screen is horrible! Wait, what two toned screen? .. but alas.
The color hues I can't unsee. No matter, I've found a device I'm happy with which is all that matters.
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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger
I think he is referring to the magic fix of restarting the device or give it a day for the glue to dry. I don't believe that for a second. More likely our sensitivity towards defects varies throughout the day / lighting situations and the brain filtering it out kicks in.
There is no doubt manufacturing differences - even before front light some eink had darker background than a different device next to it.
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I don't believe the glue drying bit either. As you said, most likely the brain filtering kicks it out. My brain apparently lacks that filter. Luckily, no filter needed for my H20.
Yay.