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04-03-2020 09:02 AM
akhilj66No you don't. It's the compression of the clip. I've viewed your clip on multiple devices ranging from competitors phones to a calibrated IPS computer monitor which I use for photo editing and all of them show "pixelated greys, greenish grey-black and blacks" if you turn up the brightness enough. You need to give a better example. A timestamp from youtube or netflix that I can view on multiple phones do determine if ROG Phone 2 has worse blacks than other phones?This is in reference to black crush.
If you too see pixelated greys, greenish grey-black and blacks, then you have black crush issue.
https://us.v-cdn.net/6031231/uploads/047/XPWC5B7QD85Q.mp4
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04-03-2020 12:19 PM
Anders_ASUSI have checked this on IPS panel monitor, my laptop lcd, my S7 oled panel and on my oled tv, my lcd tv.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/51323#Comment_51323
No you don't. It's the compression of the clip. I've viewed your clip on multiple devices ranging from competitors phones to a calibrated IPS computer monitor which I use for photo editing and all of them show "pixelated greys, greenish grey-black and blacks" if you turn up the brightness enough. You need to give a better example. A timestamp from youtube or netflix that I can view on multiple phones do determine if ROG Phone 2 has worse blacks than other phones?
I have already told you that you may visit our Service Center once the lock down has ended about your red tint issue.
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04-15-2020 06:54 PM
akhilj66@Anders_ASUS Did you look at video?At 0:06 seconds, look at bed and background. There are pixelated grey-black areas. Please turn up brightness to 100% on all the devices you'll be testing with.
https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/52096#Comment_52096
I have checked this on IPS panel monitor, my laptop lcd, my S7 oled panel and on my oled tv, my lcd tv.
No of them crushes the blacks.
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04-15-2020 07:05 PM