Screen Vividness Update Coming

[pteezay]

Well, well looky here...

Samsung to bring higher screen vividness to Galaxy S24 with next update

The Galaxy S24 series has been pretty successful so far, at least according to the record-breaking pre-orders that Samsung received. ...

www.sammobile.com

 

[Stanley Kubrick]

Appears far more "official" than the regurgitated comment from a low-level customer support rep in Spain...that's for sure!
I wonder if all those "Professional" writers (none of which know how to use a spell checker) are running and hiding in the hopes they don't get fired for spewing false information on all of the forum sites????

 

[mustang7757]

It wouldn't make sense to have the 2 options listed and one doesn't work , I knew they will fix this and rather quickly

 

[mustang7757]

On the other hand Samsung purposely made the camera images look more natural than vivid and could change that based on users feedback, I personally like more natural

 

[rvbfan]

Appears far more "official" than the regurgitated comment from a low-level customer support rep in Spain...that's for sure!
I wonder if all those "Professional" writers (none of which know how to use a spell checker) are running and hiding in the hopes they don't get fired for spewing false information on all of the forum sites????

You don't get fired for being wrong, you get fired for not getting clicks.

 

[InstaGoogleTweetFace]

On the other hand Samsung purposely made the camera images look more natural than vivid and could change that based on users feedback, I personally like more natural

Your personal preference has nothing to do with this bug. This is why you are giving options, like setting the temperature on your HVAC.

 

[mustang7757]

Your personal preference has nothing to do with this bug. This is why you are giving options, like setting the temperature on your HVAC.

My personal preference has nothing to do with the bug , you didn't see my other statement before the one you quoted me?
This one you quoted me is for pictures taken not screen vivid mode

 

[rvbfan]

Never realized how many people liked blown out "unnatural"colours on their phones.

 

[mustang7757]

Never realized how many people liked blown out "unnatural"colours on their phones.

I use to like it but maybe my eyes got older lol prefer now more natural

 

[rvbfan]

I use to like it but maybe my eyes got older lol prefer now more natural

To me it's more seeing something with my own eyes and looking at something almost exactly the same on my phone and thinking, that's not right.
It's like the phone gives a false impression of reality.

 

[InstaGoogleTweetFace]

My personal preference has nothing to do with the bug , you didn't see my other statement before the one you quoted me?
This one you quoted me is for pictures taken not screen vivid mode

I am just surprised at how many people think other people must like what "their" preference is, I guess, unfortunately, this is how it is nowadays. For years Samsung gave an option vivid or natural and the user could choose to their liking. The option is still there but it is not working in the way it used to be for many years.

This is a quote from the article above:

So, it was an intentional decision from Samsung and not a bug that some people were expecting it to be.

I do not believe this for a minute, in fact I see this statement as an insult to my intelligence.

 

[mustang7757]

I am just surprised at how many people think other people must like what "their" preference is, I guess, unfortunately, this is how it is nowadays. For years Samsung gave an option vivid or natural and the user could choose to their liking. The option is still there but it is not working in the way it used to be for many years.

This is a quote from the article above:



I do not believe this for a minute, in fact I see this statement as an insult to my intelligence.

For vivid mode not working i also think it's a bug if Samsung intentionally did this there be no option for vivid, I agree options is always good to talor mass buyers needs , I'm pretty confident it will be fixed , let's see if they add auto brightness back to AOD

 

[mlblack16]

I am just surprised at how many people think other people must like what "their" preference is, I guess, unfortunately, this is how it is nowadays. For years Samsung gave an option vivid or natural and the user could choose to their liking. The option is still there but it is not working in the way it used to be for many years.

This is a quote from the article above:



I do not believe this for a minute, in fact I see this statement as an insult to my intelligence.

Definitely agree with your last statement. Samsung is notorious for launching major devices with design flaws. Perhaps it's due to their culture in addition to their work culture.

I would guess the lower staff who are supposed to be beta testing the devices are more "yes" men/women and too afraid to speak up when there are significant issues that need addressed.

I cannot believe how piss poor the camera design was on the S20U yet it somehow made it into production and sold to the public. No amount of updates ever fixed the focus.

Anyway, you're right, it was wordsmithed to cover their incompetence. Vivid flat out didn't just didn't work due to a software bug they should have seen.

 

[Stanley Kubrick]

For vivid mode not working i also think it's a bug if Samsung intentionally did this there be no option for vivid, I agree options is always good to talor mass buyers needs , I'm pretty confident it will be fixed , let's see if they add auto brightness back to AOD

Auto brightness already affects AOD. When looking at your AOD screen hold the phone up to a light, and if you have auto brightness turned on, you will see it get brighter! Same holds true if you go into a darker environment. You must be talking about something else?

 

[mustang7757]

Auto brightness already affects AOD. When looking at your AOD screen hold the phone up to a light, and if you have auto brightness turned on, you will see it get brighter! Same holds true if you go into a darker environment. You must be talking about something else?

It does but previously they had the option under AOD , this on my Fold 5 One UI 6... unfortunately they took it out

 

[Stanley Kubrick]

Ah ok I see now. Were the two settings mutually exclusive? I guess my question is: Since the phone uses one sensors to determine auto brightness...would it not work the same for AOD?

 

[mustang7757]

Because you can manually control it so people like it instead of auto

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

Because you can manually control it so people like it instead of auto

I preferred it that way. I find the s24 ultra AUD defaults a little dim

 

[mustang7757]

I preferred it that way. I find the s24 ultra AUD defaults a little dim

I usually leave things on auto but I like options, I think Samsung should do a survey or something before they take things out

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

I usually leave things on auto but I like options, I think Samsung should do a survey or something before they take things out

I like auto too, but I wish they'd let us raise the floor a little like the normal adaptive brightness.