Thread: Kindle Voyage - First Impressions
View Single Post
Old 11-08-2014, 01:21 PM   #1094
PatrickNSF
Member
PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.PatrickNSF is often consulted by the I Ching.
 
Posts: 21
Karma: 122410
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: CA, USA
Device: iPad Air 2, iPhone 6+, KV, PW1
Quote:
Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
I can even see a difference between the original and copied ones that is so large that I'm having problems believing that they're from the same screen.
I took the photos. They're from the same screens! The photos were taken with an Olympus mirrorless camera with a high-quality, f1.8 prime lens. No lighting other than daylight. Auto white balance.

All that being said, in my experience all the photos I've taken exaggerate the lighting gradient. I find them helpful for identifying that the issue exists, and making comparisons between units in the same photo, but none of the photos I've taken accurately represent what I see in real world use.

I imagine that if I put my iPad Air or iPhone through the same process whatever inconsistencies in the screen would start to show up. And that's why I'm not ;-)
PatrickNSF is offline   Reply With Quote