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Old 01-18-2003, 09:34 AM   #1
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Brightness Setting Poll

I was just curious, i use about 1/4 to 1/3.

Just use your best measuring judgement.

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Old 01-18-2003, 09:43 AM   #2
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Re: Brightness Setting Poll

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I was just curious, i use about 1/4 to 1/3.

Just use your best measuring judgement.

Enjoy.
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My main two reasons that I keep it down on low, less battery drain and increased life of the backlight.
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Old 01-18-2003, 09:49 AM   #3
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I'm a bettery killer! Its much easier on my eyes with full brightness, so thats what I do.
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Old 01-18-2003, 10:51 AM   #4
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I was getting really frustrated with what a battery pig my NX was. Stumbled across the backlight (just never occured to me before) and turned it down to the lowest setting my eyes could handle, which is about 1/4 - 1/3. Have seen a HUGE increase in battery life. My eyes have become accustomed to this level of brightness now and I don't even realize that it is lower than before.
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I used to keep my NR all the way down, but I have actually been keeping my NX at full brightness. The screen is just so awesome looking, I can't help it. Plus, after a full day I come home and I still have 4.20V on the unit... which is my max charge. I'm sure this will stop happening as the unit gets older, but I just can't believe the battery life I'm getting from this thing. It is actually doing better than my NR did.
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Wow ocell, i tried full brightness, and man, mine goes down fast. I could probably make it a whole day, but i'd probably be below 50%. I find it very interesting though at how many people do use full brightness. Although it makes sense, if you can get through a full day, and charge at night.... why not... i mean, i can even charge inbetween classes. I think at full, i could go 2 full days of use until it would dwindle, not good, but with as bright and as clear as screen as the nx has, it's acceptable.

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I go full brightness, I am going to go to 70% and see what a difference it makes.
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Full only in direct sunlight while wearing sunglasses. 1/4 to 1/3 for daily use depending on lighting conditions and minimum while reading in bed with the lights off.
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I use mine at about 50%
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Mine stays at lowest setting - Im use to it, but I do occasionally turn it up to view pictures and when I am showing the unit to others.

The T615 doesnt have good color anyway, might as well save bettery power.
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I'm actually turning mine up to full brightness for a few days to see if i like it better and if my battery can handle it. I love the NX's screen!

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I am seriously starting to get creeped out by the battery life on my NX. I keep it at full brightness and I'm always taking pictures, reading my book, or recording videos... and I come home with it still at 4.20V.
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Lowest brightness all the time. Makes a big difference in battery consumption on my 615, and not enough of a difference visually to bother me.
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I am seriously starting to get creeped out by the battery life on my NX. I keep it at full brightness and I'm always taking pictures, reading my book, or recording videos... and I come home with it still at 4.20V.
Is it possible your battery monitor isn't working properly?

I run mine at 53.45 percent. I have calibrated eyeballs! A little over half, OK?
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Well, once to test it out I sat here at my desk, played an hour of MP3 an then played an hour of Mpegs at full volume. This was full brightness. Afterwards I was at about 73%.
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