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Ok guys i need your help. I need to know for sure if there is something wrong with my display or not, cause this is driving me crazy.
The left side of my screen is slightly darker then the right side. This is ONLY noticable on pure white backgrounds that span the entire screen. Most sane people would probably never notice this, let alone complain about it. So please look closely. I need you to tell me if your 12'' iBook g4 is the same way. darkness on the left side is from top to bottom, and acts as kind of a gradient as it brightens toward the right side. Again, very faint and near impossible to notice. Please only reply is you have a 12'' g4 ibook, as any other would be a different screen and irrelevent. I've created a wallpaper for myself to demonstrate this. To me, the white on the left looks very slightly darker then the white on the right. http://www.journalfix.com/albums/jay/testfd.jpg Maybe im just picky, but please tell me if yours is the same way |
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mine is that way, but it doesnt bother me. i dont do a lot of grphics work or anything that will make that bother me.
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Same on this page though: The white space on the right of the quick reply box seems brighter than the white space on the left... |
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I think you are just being confused by retinex theory. Essentially, that means that the color you see is relative to the amount of light and other hues that are surrounding it. That way, we see colors and light and hues that are not really there.
When I put that image fullscreen, I saw no difference. When I windowed it, and had my darker desktop image showing on the left, the white in the left half seems a shade darker. In reality, the colors and hues are exactly the same. Example of retinex theory __________________________________________________ Posting and YOU|Forum Community Guidelines|The Apple Product Cycle|Forum Courtesy mac: a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric MAC: a data communication protocol sub-layer, also known as the Media Access Control Mac: a brand name which covers several lines of personal computers designed, developed, and marketed by Apple Inc.
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Its supposed to be viewed at full screen. The image looks fine on my desktop.
Ok try this, when replying, is the white on the left of the reply box any whiter thent he white on the right? Again, make your browser full screen to test this. Im just trying to see what the odds are that if i try to get this fixed, id just get it back the same. So far it seems that i will. |
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Take a look at this attached example. It is all relative to surrounding color and light. I see nothing wrong with your screen, as others have stated. There is nothing that will be or can be repaired in this situation. __________________________________________________ Posting and YOU|Forum Community Guidelines|The Apple Product Cycle|Forum Courtesy mac: a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric MAC: a data communication protocol sub-layer, also known as the Media Access Control Mac: a brand name which covers several lines of personal computers designed, developed, and marketed by Apple Inc.
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No, its definatly darker on the left. I mean if it were an optical illusion, it would have been the same on my other laptops and PC monitors.
Its just this iBook. I've had it looked at once and the tech didnt see anything wrong, but he doesnt have to sit in front of it typing for hours, so what does he know. I made this same post on several different forums and it seems to be a common problem with 12'' iBooks. Im still 50/50 on weather or not i should get it fixed, or just get used to it |
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