Yeah, hi and stuff. To the point-
While my calculator is on, if there is a specific column that has more pixels on than the one next to it, the unused pixels are lighter in color. The only thing that seems to help is turning the contrast down, but I prefer my pictures to be sharp, so this bothers me
. Does anyone here know how to fix it?
I'm pretty sure that's a normal quirk of the LCD...
Oh, I never noticed it anywhere else or on my TI-84+, just my 84+ SE
calc84maniac wrote:
I'm pretty sure that's a normal quirk of the LCD...
hmm, I tried it on my 84+SE and my TI83+, and neither exhibit this behavior... maybe I'm misunderstanding something...
Well, I'm pretty sure it happens on most calc LCDs, but not always as exaggerated as on yours, I guess.
so you mean that some of the rows of pixels are darker than others?
no when more in a column are on then they go lighter, the less on the darker. there is a program on ticalc that shows this, but I can't remember what it is called
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