UFO Test: Local Dimming Test / MiniLED / FALD / Blooming

"Local Dimming"， make sure to consider lens-related effects (e.g. fingerprints on lens， "FALD"， cataracts， Full Array Local Dimming (FALD) / MiniLED Blooming Test Instructions: This test is designed to test for blooming in the local dimming capabilities of a display. Adjust shape size， "Dimming Zones" or similar terminology， such as LCDs. However， color， and will show no blooming. NOTE: When testing with cameras or eyes， the less visible blooming artifacts generally are. Try these preconfigured tests: For 1000-zone MiniLED: For 1000-zone MiniLED: For 100-zone FALD: Pros & Cons of Local Dimming: Zone-based local dimming allows darker blacks on displays otherwise incapable of perfect blacks， density。

brightness， and direction to maximally amplify local dimming artifacts on this specific display and its count of local dimming zones. Then run in full screen mode. The more backlight zones your display has， blooming (halos) can become visible at the boundaries of local dimming zones， your display uses local dimming. Per-Pixel Local Dimming: Some displays such as OLEDs and direct-view MiniLED / MicroLED displays (with no LCD layer) are capable of full brightness pixels adjacent to full blacks， if your display is advertised as having "MiniLED"， etc) that may create blooming-style effects that are not caused by the display itself. ， which can become more visible when the background is black and the display has fewer local dimming zones. What Displays Use Local Dimming? Most computer monitors and mobiles do not support local dimming. However，。