Originally Posted by jalyst (Post 1118581)

I think konttori's smart enough to see that the illustration represents a landscape scenario.

Originally Posted by benny1967 (Post 1115235)

i'll be able to check this next week with a device that's supposed to be ok.

but the guy who owns it watched my video, saw he stripes there and said he couldn't reproduce it on his n9.

Originally Posted by ste-phan (Post 1118608)

And yet he is surprised to see that picture? So he is either lacking eyesight or the screen problems are really random.
Where is Konttori posting follow up to this, about his findings on testing displays?

Originally Posted by benny1967 (Post 1119682)

BUT: Still, after I decreased the brightness level and compared the two phones, mine was a lot worse than his. Also, his didn't have the purple tint on the upper right corner (portrait).
So while I still have to see a working screen on the N9, I now know the problems aren't always as evident as on my device. This may explain why some here do see them, but wonder what the fuzz is all about. :)

Originally Posted by benny1967 (Post 1119682)

OK, I met the guy with the N9 he said was OK - and it wasn't. He only had set the brightness to almost maximum, so he didn't notice. (They're hardly noticeable on mine when I set brightness so high).

BUT: Still, after I decreased the brightness level and compared the two phones, mine was a lot worse than his. Also, his didn't have the purple tint on the upper right corner (portrait).
(I was afraid I might have ruined his fun with the phone, but he'd already decided to sell it and go back to Symbian, anyway :) ...)

So while I still have to see a working screen on the N9, I now know the problems aren't always as evident as on my device. This may explain why some here do see them, but wonder what the fuzz is all about. :)

Originally Posted by DeeGee (Post 1112032)

I'm also seeing the stripes. They show up in both portrait and landscape, but they are much easier to see in landscape. It looks like there is a "invisible line" that bleeds everything that's on the line through the screen (upwards when in landscape, in portrait it's to the right).
So there might be just white on the invisible line and there's no stripes on the screen. But when black text hits the line, the black bleeds through the whole screen.
Here's a oh, so wonderfull paint illustration... :D
http://bayimg.com/FaKLLaadj
It's really hard to get proper photos of it, because it's not that bad, and when trying to get photos you actually need to make them bit blurry or the lines disappear into the moire noise.
http://image.bayimg.com/fakllaadj.jpg

Originally Posted by bitrevo (Post 1123881)

Same as the picture below.

Originally Posted by aegis (Post 1116808)

You're not alone.

I got my N9 on Saturday and noticed the pink fringing on white text and the left edge of a white panel straight away. Sadly that seems to be an issue with pentile AMOLED displays just not being as good as RGB panels. It reminds me of Windows text anti-aliasing. I stare at Mac screens most of the time with occasional switches to Windows so I notice these things. I would hope it could be tweaked though. MacOS on the same panels doesn't have the same issues Windows has so it can be alleviated with software obviously. To me it just looks like the sub-pixel rendering algorithms need a bit of a tweak.

The black spots on dark grey screens I noticed last night watching a video in a dark room and then discovered this thread. I've got a black line about 4mm wide stretching about 2/3rds of the way over the screen about where the volume buttons are. I've got two parallel lines about 4mm wide and 2cm long in the middle of the screen toward the right edge. I've got another blotch near the bottom left of the screen. I only notice these when displaying something dark grey in the dark. I was playing Tron (the movie) on it so you can imagine how distracting dark splotches are on a mostly dark grey movie. (As an aside, the movie player skips frames all over the place on movie files that worked great on my C7 - hope they can get a better performing codec sorted)

The black spot issue is obviously a manufacturing issue and it's very, very disappointing. I don't notice it 99% of the time but I know it's there. When it's such a beautiful and expensive slab of technology, little flaws are not acceptable. If I wasn't enjoying the phone so much otherwise I'd send it back. I figure I'd give it a while to see if Nokia responds to this issue and fixes it in a later production run. Seems pointless getting a replacement just now if it comes from the same production run. Surely they're going to have the same issues with the Lumia 800 which shares a similar screen?

The automatic screen brightness adjustment also seems to have a life of it's own. I hope that's fixable in software also because it does ramp up and down a bit too aggressively.

Love the phone and OS but I'm somewhat disappointed by the screen.

Originally Posted by bitrevo (Post 1123881)

When adjusting the brightness to low and using the N9 in a dark room (avoid light sensor adjust the brightness to high), some strange lines appear on my N9 screen, very noticeable on white/grey background.

Same as the picture below.

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget....nexuss6001.jpg

Does anyone have this problem?