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rjbouw · 11-30-2016, 05:10 AM

The night filters / night modes almost all throw a contrast-filter on the screen that most of the time makes it worst for me. Real dark becomes a shade of red/amber. Although i do appreciate that it also makes the text more amber-like. When you have a rooted device, it's better imho, you can use CF.lumen, which doesn't mess with the contrast. But of course, this won't change the fact that the hardware-screen on my s4 mini & s3 can't completely dim the way an amoled screen should dim!

@Tikker, thanks for checking on the S4. I have a tabpro 8.4 as well, and i don't notice the glow in the evening, although when i take it into a totally dark room, darks will glow. But the tabpro has an lcd, so i won't expect it to be completely dark.

11-30-2016, 05:10 AM	#11
rjbouw Member Posts: 14 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Netherlands Device: Kobo Glo HD, Xiaomi redmi 5 plus	The night filters / night modes almost all throw a contrast-filter on the screen that most of the time makes it worst for me. Real dark becomes a shade of red/amber. Although i do appreciate that it also makes the text more amber-like. When you have a rooted device, it's better imho, you can use CF.lumen, which doesn't mess with the contrast. But of course, this won't change the fact that the hardware-screen on my s4 mini & s3 can't completely dim the way an amoled screen should dim! @Tikker, thanks for checking on the S4. I have a tabpro 8.4 as well, and i don't notice the glow in the evening, although when i take it into a totally dark room, darks will glow. But the tabpro has an lcd, so i won't expect it to be completely dark.