Hello everyone.
Happy christmas, for timexones where it's still the 25th!
While the colours look gorgeous, I noticed there's a problem with teh backlight of the macbook pro 16" I just purchased.
Basically whenever there's a stark change in lighting from one scene to the next, there's a split second where the illumination changes in a weird way.
I have the eye trained for motion, therefore I noticed it, however I'm not sure if my screen is faulty or if this is an unfortunate downside of the mini-LED technology; I'm faimilar with LED and OLED technology, but this is new stuff for me.
I tested with the "Tiny World" and "The Morning Show" shows.
You can see some examples I recorded in slow motion.
Check out when there's an edit.
I recorded it with the 240pfs slowmo option on my iphone.
Does this happen to you as well? I have searched the web but I cannot find anyone discussing this specific issue.
Thank you very much.
Look at the top portion of the blue sky, here:
Look at the flowers at the bottom left corner, here:
Look at the dirt in this scene:
Happy christmas, for timexones where it's still the 25th!
While the colours look gorgeous, I noticed there's a problem with teh backlight of the macbook pro 16" I just purchased.
Basically whenever there's a stark change in lighting from one scene to the next, there's a split second where the illumination changes in a weird way.
I have the eye trained for motion, therefore I noticed it, however I'm not sure if my screen is faulty or if this is an unfortunate downside of the mini-LED technology; I'm faimilar with LED and OLED technology, but this is new stuff for me.
I tested with the "Tiny World" and "The Morning Show" shows.
You can see some examples I recorded in slow motion.
Check out when there's an edit.
I recorded it with the 240pfs slowmo option on my iphone.
Does this happen to you as well? I have searched the web but I cannot find anyone discussing this specific issue.
Thank you very much.
Look at the top portion of the blue sky, here:
Look at the flowers at the bottom left corner, here:
Look at the dirt in this scene: