Thread: LCD and your eyes
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Old 08-01-2017, 06:29 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy View Post
I see it as about equal on the light complaints.
Or I have read about the same number of complaints about lighting.
It seems to me the most common one is I have seen is I turn the light all the way up in a dark room and it is blinding/splotchy/etc.
Well yes if you turn any light on high in a dark room it can be blinding. I don't care if it is a tablet, ereader, or flashlight or open the shade. Looking at any bright light can be blinding. Turn down or device and get that effing flashlight out of my eyes. You bounced the light off my glasses.
Which comes back to my original doubt/guess: LCD is too bright, EInk is too bright, so brightness isn't the major factor why some people prefer Eink to LCD.
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