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VSG

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Hi there!

I installed Yosemite 10.10.1 on my MBA 2013 when it was released. But just yesterday I noticed something strange: When you have a Finder-window in front of a white area, there seems to be a shadow around it. On the bottom the shadow is dark, at the top, the shadow is light (like a halo in 16-bit colors).

Also, when I look at my Messages-conversations, the blue bubbles also seem to be rendered in 16-bit - the color-gradient is clearly visible in its individual steps.
See attached pictures for clarification.

My question only is: Does this look the same on your system?
For the life of it, I can't remember this looking that way on 10.10.

Thanks for any insight!
Best regards,
VSG
 

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n-evo

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Window shadows were never gone to begin with. I'm not seeing visible gradients in Messages on my non-Retina iMac.
 

VSG

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Thanks for the replies!
Guess I never really noticed in 10.10.

Best regards,
VSG
 
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