Dark-pixel inspection
Look for black or dim points that remain visible against white.
Use a clean full-screen white background to inspect dark pixels, dust, tint, uneven brightness and panel uniformity.
A white screen makes dark or inactive pixels, dust marks, color tint and uneven brightness easier to notice. It is also useful as a temporary light background, but it does not replace calibrated display equipment.
Look for black or dim points that remain visible against white.
Compare the center, edges and corners for brightness or color differences.
Reveal dust, fingerprints and marks before cleaning the panel safely.
Use a bright neutral screen for tracing, product photography or video calls.
It is best for dark pixels, dust and brightness variation. Run black, red, green and blue screens as well because some defects appear only on certain colors.
No. The page displays white pixels; hardware brightness remains controlled by your device or monitor settings.
Brief testing at normal brightness is generally appropriate. Avoid leaving a bright static screen open for unnecessarily long periods.
Run several colors because different pixel and uniformity problems appear on different backgrounds.
Move between screen, camera, audio and device checks without returning to the homepage.
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