Post Pictures of your Screen BlackLight

[UaVaj]

since there is no "standard" information regarding blacklight bleed and/or ips glow.

if everyone can post up picture of their screen. with all the samples in one thread. hopefully we all call can colletively come to a conclusion of: what is good, what fair/acceptable, and what is poor.

if there are any experts here that can explain what exactly causes these phenonemons - that will be a bonus.

this is what i use to get a true black blackground.
UDPixel
http://udpix.free.fr/

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here are my 3 asus vs239h-p i just got for xmas.
brightness 100. contrast. 80. dark room.

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[DSF]

With ambient light levels and camera settings being different for every single person I think this thread is going to have a hard time creating meaningful data.

 

[Saffron]

I think some useful data can be presented from this thread, though, I do agree that light levels and camera settings can skew results to the non-accurate. Needless to say at least some data produced would be useful.

Some sort of control needs to be in place:
- Pictures should only be taken on 8MP or above cameras
-All pictures taken need to be at night with lights off, doors closed and windows blinds fully closed (where applies)
-All cameras should be set in daylight mode
-All cameras flash setting needs to be off
-Angles of the taken pictures need to be as close to the same as possible (Straight, 45 degrees from the left, right, top and bottom)
-Electrical tape should be placed over the Power Light (The brightness of the LED can affect the brightness of the taken picture)

 

[UaVaj]

it is worth a try. since there is reallie nothing to compare to on the internet.

as long as the photo represent what the naked eyes see (photographer do your due diligence). it will be a fair comparison.

as for my photo. they exactly are what the naked eye sees. no exaggeration.

 

[lehtv]

What methodology for the black background?

 

[Avalon]

Brightness of 100 (max), or brightness of 100 nits? Because there is no way I'd run my screen above the 40 setting.

 

[UaVaj]

What methodology for the black background?

this is what i use to get a true black blackground.
UDPixel
http://udpix.free.fr/

 

[lehtv]

Could you post a direct download link in the OP for that? I'll edit this post later with a picture of my monitor

 

[hjalti8]

it is worth a try. since there is reallie nothing to compare to on the internet.

as long as the photo represent what the naked eyes see (photographer do your due diligence). it will be a fair comparison.

as for my photo. they exactly are what the naked eye sees. no exaggeration.

I think this thread is a great idea. Even though these pictures will be far from 100% accurate they could give us a rough idea which manufacturer makes the best backlighting(when you compare the same panel tech). IMO this is really important due to all the edge-lit monitors out there.

I will edit this post with pics when I get my hands on a decent camera.