The auto brightness is al over the place. Then its to bright then its to dark. Its unusable.
Is there a fix for this?
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I will try it later again but seems not to work
Does not work. Yesterday I was outside went to a seat in the shadow and the phone went to the lowest brightness. I could not see anything anymore on the screen.
Am I the only one with this problem?
Adaptive perhaps does not cope with extremes in my experience. I did try that Sunpower method once but it did not fix for me.
Perhaps this will help Adaptive Brightness: Everything you need to know - Android Authority
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Now midsummer I go to a well lit room out of direct sunlight and set brightness to about 80% out of Adaptive.
Such that turning on adaptive does not cause the setting to jump (I might come back and do it again next day in case Adaptive “learned something”) – micro adjustment only to get no jump in good conditions.
Certainly I will have to turn off Adaptive and manual adjust for midday sun or uncomfortably low light. Edit perhaps I have been doing it wrong when I turn off adaptive when I cannot read the screen … testing in more moderate conditions perhaps leave adaptive on and adjust for extremes will help adaptive to " learn" the extremes as well.
But that said Adaptive works over 95% of the time when I don`t use impossible situations.
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Similar problem on FP5 when in a dark room; as you scroll through something on the screen the brightness goes up (reflection from my face, I presume) and then up some more until it’s at max. That’s when it’s not constantly going up and down.