why is there a black round thing cover the blub bc on the display on the screen it doesnt show it but when i get them that have it. whats the reason?
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I assume that this is light deflection control. It would control the amount of light going forward instead of just spider webbing in all directions. This is just my educated guess.
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The display is blue LED on my unit. Why the heading says LCD...I would attribute the error to lack of knowledge of the product or someone not knowing the difference in the two technologies. Amazon could edit the heading and clear up the confusion.
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I've had mine for about 2 years also and the same thing just popped up on my monitor. Anyone knows what it is?????
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Look at the image on the box it arrived in, this also shows the same. I have one and that's just the way it is. Look at the screen closely and from an angle and you'll see what I mean.
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786680
Yeah I dont have any problems with my display, but make sure your camera is decent and adjust to the light so the image looks good. Camera quality makes a difference.
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Mine has been a little dicey lately, I think I am going to trade mine in for a pricier model. It sometimes doesn't display correctly.
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This is an artifact of the digital distortion, like the way that the "black" areas around some flat panel TVs are not really black because of the leakage of light through the pixel layer. The best thing to do is to have a proper screen - one that is highly reflective - and dial the image in to fit the screen perfectly. The highly reflective surface will provide a level of contrast that will make the gray surround far less noticeable.
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I don't see it unless there is light shining on it. The light from the screen does not light it up. My office is somewhat dark and the frame looks almost black. I really like this monitor.
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I bought a G9 earlier at a local store, and had this same problem. On a black or dark screen, there's a big yellowish blob on the lower right portion of the LCD. I tried a second unit and had the exact same screen trouble. I never saw this problem on a camera LCD before, it can't be normal.I got a refund, but I still want a G9. I hope Canon fixes this problem. I'm afraid to buy one right now because of it.Did anyone get a G9 without the LCD light leak? Spicy Tofu, let us know if the next one is the same or not.
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We got the black, and it matches just fine. However, it is tricky, because it does not disappear; you can see it, but it's better than having a hole in the screen. If your screen is grey, the silver would probably be better.
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Please do not make the same mistake I made... it seems that you are in need of a screen replacement not a new LCD (since it still functions). I bought a new LCD to fix my mini only to learn, once I had changed it, that it had nothing to do with the damage.
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I have not had that problem , But I have had a problem seeing the screen through the bubbles on the screen. The company sent me an email stating that it was a defect and they would replace the defective item if I responded to the sent email. I have yet to hear from them or see a replacement . I do not trust this company.
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I have more of a backlight issue when viewed from off angle. There is a white fuzzy band of excess brightness on the right 1/8 of screen, that washes out the color. is this similar to your set?
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via iTunes it shows across the entire screen, with the black bars across top and bottom. But I don't ever use it in TV mode. It's strictly a computer monitor for me.....and a good one
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It is not visible. You need for it to be always in shade for screen to show properly.
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I bought the black one, so I can't be sure. On my screen the white one looks all white but with a gradual shaded effect due to lighting. Why not ask the seller directly?