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Backlight Bleed?

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2 hours ago, lilbman said:

 

This is the closest I could get to reality, except the screen isn't THAT black and the backlight bleed is more orange-ish.

Thank you.

Looks to be in the norms. It will depend on the manufacture if they want to cover you or not for replacement which may be the same.

Backlight bleeding is sadly something to live with tablet, laptops due to their thinnest, and consumer grade monitors. You really need to go high-end on the consumer market to have a minimal amount. Then the next step higher is professional grade monitors, and those are a lot costly.

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2017-01-15 21.58.21.jpg

How bad is the backlight bleed on a scale of 1 to 10?  I'm sending my Alienware 15 R3 in for a wrist rest issue anyway, so I guess I'll put this down on the list of issues too :( KEEP IN MIND THE COLORS ARE UNDEREXXAGERATED IN THAT PICTURE BUT ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE CONTRAST OF THE BACKLIGHT BLEED TO THE SCREEN.

 

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Moved to Display forum section. Picking the right forum section for your questions results in better answers as people that are more knowledgeable in certain area, check more their areas of expertise.

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Are you asking about a specific product? Your question is confusing me.

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1 minute ago, Jamiec1130 said:

Are you asking about a specific product? Your question is confusing me.

I'm asking how back the backlight bleed is on my laptop.  I'm sending it in for repairs, and would like to know how bad my current panel is.  I don't have a lot of experience with panels, and therefore do not know how bad this backlight bleed is.

 

lol forgot to add the picture

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1 hour ago, lilbman said:

I'm asking how back the backlight bleed is on my laptop.  I'm sending it in for repairs, and would like to know how bad my current panel is.  I don't have a lot of experience with panels, and therefore do not know how bad this backlight bleed is.

 

lol forgot to add the picture

Your camera is set to auto. As it thinks that the image is so far, it illuminate like CRAZY, amplifying the problem. Please set your camera to manual, with settings that reflects what you see in real life.

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3 hours ago, Jamiec1130 said:

Are you asking about a specific product? Your question is confusing me.

 

1 hour ago, GoodBytes said:

Your camera is set to auto. As it thinks that the image is so far, it illuminate like CRAZY, amplifying the problem. Please set your camera to manual, with settings that reflects what you see in real life.

This is the closest I could get to reality, except the screen isn't THAT black and the backlight bleed is more orange-ish.2017-01-15 21.58.21.jpg

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2 hours ago, lilbman said:

 

This is the closest I could get to reality, except the screen isn't THAT black and the backlight bleed is more orange-ish.

Thank you.

Looks to be in the norms. It will depend on the manufacture if they want to cover you or not for replacement which may be the same.

Backlight bleeding is sadly something to live with tablet, laptops due to their thinnest, and consumer grade monitors. You really need to go high-end on the consumer market to have a minimal amount. Then the next step higher is professional grade monitors, and those are a lot costly.

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10 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

Thank you.

Looks to be in the norms. It will depend on the manufacture if they want to cover you or not for replacement which may be the same.

Backlight bleeding is sadly something to live with tablet, laptops due to their thinnest, and consumer grade monitors. You really need to go high-end on the consumer market to have a minimal amount. Then the next step higher is professional grade monitors, and those are a lot costly.

Ok, thanks!

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