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2011-11-23
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#152
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Originally Posted by blackbox
I got mine in a local shop in the Philippines. CMK Cellphones. I've since returned it and got a refund. If your default pics and videos are missing you can reflash your device including the EMMC file from NaviFirm or you can just download them here, I can't find the thread title but someone posted a link of the default files included in the phone.
Where did you get your device from? I just recently received a black 64GB model from negri electronics and I have those exact same black spots on mine. Another weird thing with this device is that when I opened it and started it up, the default pics/videos were all missing. The box was sealed and everything. But to have those exact same spots you are is kinda of weird to me.
Also this one doesn't have a dark pink hue/tint on the side. There is a slight tint. Better than the previous one I had.
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2011-11-23
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#153
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Originally Posted by BigBadGuber!
There is something wrong with your brain, really.
It is sad to see NOKIA screwing up again. Sad, very sad, muy sad. Just get an iphone. It works
90% of your posts...
"See it's bad there too, told ya (even though you didn't & never had a clue), just get an iPhone."
Originally Posted by bitrevo
Not all the issues are though, read the thread from the beginning.
I searched on internet and found that the screen issue may casued by AMOLED technology.
Last edited by jalyst; 2011-11-23 at 07:55.
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2011-11-23
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#154
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Originally Posted by blackbox
So did anyone find that some of the noted issues (there were several, some quite obviously sw-related) were rectified with 1.1?
I was a little confused as well with jakiman's blog on the color saturation issue. The way i understood it was that, the purple/pink over-saturation is there to adhere to situations when the n9 would be in very bright environments and as such, this over-saturation is intentional. Therefore, my assumption was that, because of this, when the n9 is in darker environments, this purple or pink over-saturation is still there.
Apparently, in the PR 1.1 release of the N9, Konttorri claims the following:
"Color management is less nervous than before (neutral sRGB space color palette is now used always, except in clearly outdoor situations, when oversaturation is applied to adjust how eye desaturates content in brightness)."
Let's hope that this is what I and others in this forum have been experiencing and gets fixed!
Lol!!, I'm still a bit confused as I also could be interpreting my issues completely different than those voiced by Konttorri.
I've PM'd konttori & asked if he can clear everything up for us now.
Originally Posted by konttori
Cool link, thanks. I checked it with Samsung display and the effect can indeed be seen. I'll check with LG tomorrow (don't have one at home) to see if there is a difference. But I fear this is just simply an issue in OLED displays of this generation.
Oled is still in it's baby steps and this kind of issues are not totally surprising.
Originally Posted by jalyst
Thanks konttori, please note jakiman's post #54....
AFAIK despite being marketed as an AMOLED CBD, the N9 is a SAMOLED (pentile) + Nokia twks.
And yet jakiman's Samsung Omnia 7 (SAMOLED pentile) doesn't have the 2nd issue listed in his post?
Originally Posted by DeeGee
Konttori, if you've got a minute, can we please have an update on all of this.
Soo... Any way to differentiate N9's manufactured with LG display vs Samsung ones?
(if the LG ones don't have this pink bleeding)
It's almost 1-month but we've heard nothing back from you/Nokia yet.
Thank-you.
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2011-11-23
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#155
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Originally Posted by BlinkThinks
Aaaaaahh... Now I see what you mean by those black spots! I have this, too.
I didn't worry about it, because I had the same already in my N8, so I just think it is a common AMOLED issue (screen bleeding, or however you want to call it)...
Therefore it doesn't bother me, because it's only visible to me in rare conditions (using the phone in pitch black night, which is really seldom for me).
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2011-11-23
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Originally Posted by marrat
After reading this post I tried to see if I have something similar on my screen and indeed in the upper right corner there is a fade black stripe and also on the sides of the screen.
Aaaaaahh... Now I see what you mean by those black spots! I have this, too.
I didn't worry about it, because I had the same already in my N8, so I just think it is a common AMOLED issue (screen bleeding, or however you want to call it)...
Therefore it doesn't bother me, because it's only visible to me in rare conditions (using the phone in pitch black night, which is really seldom for me).
People can try to see if they have these blackish areas by turning off all lighsts in the room making complet darkness and then use the camera app or much better go on the multitasking screen with nothing open and wait for 2 min so the eyes acomodate and you will probably start seeing dark spots stripes mostly close to the edges of the phone. As soon as you put a bit of light they are not visible anymore. I also vaguely notice them when watching a video with black backround with no light in the room.
For me it looks like it can be from how the screen was glued to the phone or something (the gorilla glass on to the amoled), or is maybe something form the polarization of the screen?
People should test this to see if it is so common.
Last edited by mirondanro; 2011-11-23 at 09:52.
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2011-11-23
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#157
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Originally Posted by blackbox
Get over it it has NOTHING to do what factory it is. Its more related to "first batches always has issues" But ofcourse we should not accept fault devices. Send it back for a replacement if people has problems instead of start thing it has to do with what factory or similar... No meaning sitting here and cry about it. Every damn new device has issues on first batches.
Thanks for that info. I just wanted to make sure I could rule out whether it is coming from a specific factory or not. And it is also certain that it doesnt matter what model you get, 16 or 64GB, the culprit is the Pentile Matrix screens used in these devices. There are some who get lucky with less tint and some unlucky people get annoying tint, black spots, and whatever other display issues that have come up in this op.
Unfortunately, getting a replacement is like taking a gamble on whether your replaced device will be better or worse.
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2011-11-23
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Ok. Instead of having a replacement, the shop gave me a full refund. All the units they got, including the one they were supposed to give me for replacement has either those lines or more spots. I opted for a full refund instead...
Yesterday, I looked for another shop. I found one selling for the same price. They didn't have any 64GB stock, the store made a reservation for me, and was told to return the next day. Today, I went to that shop. Guess what? NO DARK LINES AT ALL as well as those bloody dark spots!!! I'm very very happy! Yeepi-ka-yey!!
Yesterday, I looked for another shop. I found one selling for the same price. They didn't have any 64GB stock, the store made a reservation for me, and was told to return the next day. Today, I went to that shop. Guess what? NO DARK LINES AT ALL as well as those bloody dark spots!!! I'm very very happy! Yeepi-ka-yey!!
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2011-11-23
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I made a picture of my screen in total darkness using a photo camera, 8 s exposure, and ISO 400. This way I could more or less capture how the black spots/strips appear on the screen.
The result:
Same image with levels enhanced in Photoshop for a better view of the dark areas (you don't see them so well in reality):
Do you guys think this is a big issue with the screen as visually it doesn't bother me? I never see them in normal conditions.
The result:
Same image with levels enhanced in Photoshop for a better view of the dark areas (you don't see them so well in reality):
Do you guys think this is a big issue with the screen as visually it doesn't bother me? I never see them in normal conditions.
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2011-11-25
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#160
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That long line in the middle may bother you when you're using your camera app at night or watching video in the dark.... I returned my unit because it was really bothersome. The new unit I ought from another shop doesn't have those long lines / black spots... I now believe it has something to do with the installation of the screen on the unit....
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Also this one doesn't have a dark pink hue/tint on the side. There is a slight tint. Better than the previous one I had.