Comment by trimethylpurine 3 years ago I still don't see a difference. (Mobile) 6 comments trimethylpurine Reply fenomas 3 years ago Here's a maybe more mobile friendly comparison:https://i.imgur.com/zUVn8rt.pngBut now that I double-check, I was comparing with the images zoomed to 200%. On desktop the artifacts are also noticeable at 100%, but not nearly as bad as in my previous comment. Rewrap3643 3 years ago Have you done a color blindness test before? Red-green is the most common type and the differences here are mostly shades of green. trimethylpurine 3 years ago I typically read HN in bed where the brightness is at the minimum setting. I turned the brightness up and I see it. Detrytus 3 years ago Second picture looks like you were looking at it through a dirty window, there's lot of pale white stains, or light reflections, it's really blurry. blincoln 3 years ago Look at the forehead and arms. The processed version looks like it's been run through a posterization filter. bowsamic 3 years ago What phone are you using? It’s extremely obvious on my iPhone
fenomas 3 years ago Here's a maybe more mobile friendly comparison:https://i.imgur.com/zUVn8rt.pngBut now that I double-check, I was comparing with the images zoomed to 200%. On desktop the artifacts are also noticeable at 100%, but not nearly as bad as in my previous comment.
Rewrap3643 3 years ago Have you done a color blindness test before? Red-green is the most common type and the differences here are mostly shades of green. trimethylpurine 3 years ago I typically read HN in bed where the brightness is at the minimum setting. I turned the brightness up and I see it.
trimethylpurine 3 years ago I typically read HN in bed where the brightness is at the minimum setting. I turned the brightness up and I see it.
Detrytus 3 years ago Second picture looks like you were looking at it through a dirty window, there's lot of pale white stains, or light reflections, it's really blurry.
blincoln 3 years ago Look at the forehead and arms. The processed version looks like it's been run through a posterization filter.
Here's a maybe more mobile friendly comparison:
https://i.imgur.com/zUVn8rt.png
But now that I double-check, I was comparing with the images zoomed to 200%. On desktop the artifacts are also noticeable at 100%, but not nearly as bad as in my previous comment.
Have you done a color blindness test before? Red-green is the most common type and the differences here are mostly shades of green.
I typically read HN in bed where the brightness is at the minimum setting. I turned the brightness up and I see it.
Second picture looks like you were looking at it through a dirty window, there's lot of pale white stains, or light reflections, it's really blurry.
Look at the forehead and arms. The processed version looks like it's been run through a posterization filter.
What phone are you using? It’s extremely obvious on my iPhone