Hey everyone - don't feel like taking a picture of my screen, but I can confirm that with this wallpaper specifically, on the lowest brightness setting, and any kind of overlay present, that the high contrast red in the top left of the wallpaper blotches out in the same spot everyone has been posting.
Someone on reddit posted a picture of their screen a few days after launch, and it uniformly fits with the exact same blotch I have, and the one OP posted here. If you compare this wallpaper in "live" mode, versus "still" where it zooms it out a bit, you can see the blotches change size in relation to where that high-contrast red is positioned.
I decided to further test this myself to confirm that I didn't have a defective screen, and rotated the wallpaper so that high-contrast red spot was on the bottom, and low and behold, when the screen is at the lowest brightness with an overlay over it, the blotch was on the bottom, and the top left was completely normal!
TLDR: It's very likely due to the high saturation of that part of the wallpaper when an overlay of any sort is over it.
Edit: It will likely happen with similarly highly saturated elements of an image when a blur is introduced over it.
Someone on reddit posted a picture of their screen a few days after launch, and it uniformly fits with the exact same blotch I have, and the one OP posted here. If you compare this wallpaper in "live" mode, versus "still" where it zooms it out a bit, you can see the blotches change size in relation to where that high-contrast red is positioned.
I decided to further test this myself to confirm that I didn't have a defective screen, and rotated the wallpaper so that high-contrast red spot was on the bottom, and low and behold, when the screen is at the lowest brightness with an overlay over it, the blotch was on the bottom, and the top left was completely normal!
TLDR: It's very likely due to the high saturation of that part of the wallpaper when an overlay of any sort is over it.
Edit: It will likely happen with similarly highly saturated elements of an image when a blur is introduced over it.
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