automatically change brightness according to ambient light

[Benz63amg]

so the new feature under DISPLAYS in the settings app, u can enable it and the display will change brightness according to ambient light, i guess theres a light sensor or something, i personally DISABLED it, i dont want my display to always change its brightness, i have my brightness set to 1 bar less than half, this thing is BRIGHT

how about u guys?

 

[GGJstudios]

That's fine if you want to disable it, but what benefit is there in knowing what others choose to do? Their choices don't affect you at all.

 

[Lord Appleseed]

so the new feature under DISPLAYS in the settings app, u can enable it and the display will change brightness according to ambient light, i guess theres a light sensor or something, i personally DISABLED it, i dont want my display to always change its brightness, i have my brightness set to 1 bar less than half, this thing is BRIGHT

how about u guys?

Personally I always want my displays on 100% Brightness. So thats how it is over here.

 

[RiceKilla]

I can;t imagine looking at my screen at full brightness.

I have it at 4 bars from darkest setting. Just a 1/4 of its brightness. (27")

 

[Benz63amg]

neither am i lol, 100 percent brightness is like looking in a torch but in a very bright room 100 percent would be fine, my room isnt so bright though so..

 

[DeaconGraves]

I'm loving the ambient light sensor. I had done some work on an older iMac that didn't have the sensor and if the room got dark the screen practically burned my retinas out.

I'm also finding that the sensor is a lot subtler than it was on my previous macbook pro. I popped my thumb over the sensor on this one and watch the dial in the settings gradually drop. On the MBP, the settings jump quickly.

 

[Lord Appleseed]

I can;t imagine looking at my screen at full brightness.

I have it at 4 bars from darkest setting. Just a 1/4 of its brightness. (27")

Are you a bat or something?
As colour loving person I NEED to have the light on at least 90% in order to see the full spectrum of the colours.
Also I couldn't imagine working or anything with a brightness lower than the half, just way too dark.