So I played my PS4 last night fine and turned it off fully. Turned it on today and it would only display in Black and white (although cable TV was still in colour). I tried a different HDMI lead and a different input on my Sony Bravia TV but got the same result. After trying a few different things like safe mode and changing to 720p, I found a fix.
I bought a macbook pro on november and immediately after I upgraded the system this screen showed up when I shut it down. I took it to the store and they "replaced" a part that was supposed to be causing it. It was alright until last night that I did the last Big Sur upgrade, I shut it down and it did it again. Before taking it to the store and they doing the same thing since they refuse to give me a new one... and working for a month again, is it worth it? Will it affect my computer further than this? Or can I request a total replace of the computer?
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To be clear it is the full browser window that shows as white/black? For example, if you open the browser (while its white or black) and press Alt + F, do you see the menu open or does it appear black as well?
Common Logic says that, Screen is BLACK when not using any POWER, so displaying black color should not consume any power (because without powering any pixel it gives black color)
Also a white screen gives me more light than a darker one, so it should use more Energy.
White Visuals on screen => More Light Output => More Electrical Energy Consumed
Black Visuals on screen => Less Light => Less Electricity Consumed
This depends on the display technology being used. Most LCD devices use a backlight which is always on. When an LCD is black, it is doing full light output, and then also blocking all of that light to create the appearence of black. (This might make you ask "Why?", but remember that the backlight does not have as fine-grained control as the pixels themselves. If you need to make just a few black pixels, you can't just turn off the backlight in that area, so the backlight is always on and we just block light for those few pixels)
There are some technologies that aim to reduce power when large sections of the screen are black (you might have heard of "localized dimming" or "dynamic contrast"), but these features are largely found in TVs where movies might actually have large swaths of black on screen. Computers generally don't.
I've also read some time ago a review analyzing the actual impact of a black google page, and the conclusion was that the power saving was quite irrelevant and dependent on your monitor (for some technology, it actually consumes more energy do display a black screen). Unfortunately I can't find the source article anymore.
I would say that this is not correct - occasionally it will save more energy to use a white background, occasionally a black screen would conserve better. It honestly depends on the type of monitor/screen used.
As opposed to LCD, where black uses slightly more energy to display a black screen as the display relies on an array of thin-tube fluorescent bulbs that provide a constant source of light to create a white screen. To make it black, LCDs rely on a diffuser to block this light.
Yeah that workflow is the normal way of doing a black&white flashframe.
Create a pp-material and animate it either inside a script or a sequence
Not really a lot other options that make sense (but also depending on the engine you are using obviously)
You could also spawn a translucent particle right in front of the camera (covering the whole screen), read SceneColor & SceneDepth and then tweak it to what you need (Black & White). This will allow you to animate in out via Niagara a bit more easily, if needed.
After reading this article from the the New York Times and others like it, I would like to make my screen black and white/grayscale. I am on Ubuntu 17.10 with Gnome 3.26.2 without X11. I am also on a ThinkPad x220.
I use a very low Night Light temperature (1000k, basically only the red pixels are on), so it can make it nearly impossible to read some text on the screen. When I make my screen grayscale with the magnifier, and then have Night Light on a top of that, I can read text far more clearly, and look at pictures/diagrams far more clearly.
I think you will agree that a grayscale screen with Night Light works better than better Night Light by itself (if you use a color tempeture that is super low). Some things to look for: the scroll bar, the picture of colored penciles, Firefox logo, and the plant in the bottom left.
mode (Settings > Display > Night mode) also can reduce eye strain by applying the dark theme when using the device at night or in a dark place. However the dark theme may not be applied in some Apps and Home/lock screen
My roku device is making my tv screen black and white. Netflix Hulu and YouTube are all black and white. Roku home screen is black and white. When turned to cable, the tv has color.
how do I fix this?
I fixed issue by unplugging used composite connections to free them up then moved around connections until I got it working. I had a friend watching the screen while I fiddled with the connections until it worked
You can also go into the settings and there is an option for "Restart", which will reboot the TV and bring it back to its normal colors on the home screen/menu etc. This is NOT the reset to default/factory...So make sure you use the "Restart".
I suppose there could be a link with the use of Transistor which presumably needs to prevent sleep while allowing screen to turn off. There may be a bug behind this that might be exposed with a bit of work.
I am trying to set up my three.js according to tutorials I find on Youtube. I use Visual Studio Code and I copy the script exactly but for whatever reason when I check the live server it always shows me a blank white space when it's supposed to be black.
I copied code verbatim and instead of getting a black background that shows I'm ready to render my objects I get blank white space when accessing the Live Server. Also notice when I input THREE as I am typing instead of the script turning green it turns blue.
Interestingly Garmin doesn't even mention "selecting a black background" in their post Maximizing Battery Life, so Forerunner is probably correct in stating that the difference is negligible. I did a bit of testing on my tablet where there should theoretically be a significant difference, and I couldn't see any. But I would be curious to hear if anybody has run actual tests on a Garmin watch.
while the face is quite populated, it appealed to me due to extremely fast and low power cons. parameters. But! The moment I switched it to white mode, it started eating 0.3-0.4% per hour instead of 0.1 previously.
If you don't know how to properly light a background or don't get the model far enough from the background with green/blue/white backgrounds you can get light from the background contaminating the edges of the subject.
If you want to eliminate or replace the background, that is most easily done by saturating one color channel and nothing else. A gray or white background that has nearly equal levels of all primary colors is the worst choice.
I don't own or use either of these programs but several years ago I was interested in the possibility of doing some green/blue screen photography so I researched how to do it and I use both programs during their free trial period just to see how well they worked.
Their extraction capabilities worked very well against green or blue screen images. Just like with Photoshop there are always missing stray hairs or other things that are approaching single pixel sizes.
What surprised me is that they didn't work at all with white, gray, or black backgrounds. To me it would have been something that should be relatively simple to add and which would have increased their utility enormously.
How you use the background is key for green/blue screen photography. You should light the background so that has about the same exposure as the subject. Do your best to make it wrinkle free and light it so the exposure is consistent all across the background You also keep the subject far enough away from the background that light from the background doesn't color contaminate the edges of the subject. I recommend 6' or more.
Torsten Hoff, with a green or blue screen you aren't trying to saturate one channel. You are using colors that are not dominant in skin tones. This is what makes separating people from the background easier. If you want to see an example of this take any portrait into Photoshop and look at the channels. See how dark the face is in the Green and Blue channels vs the Red. e24fc04721
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