I tried with my LG G5 but it captures lots of noise at low brightnesses.

If any of you managed to do it with some other smartphone (e.g. Samsung S9?) I can ask some friend to lend me his phone if it's the same model.

I don't know if it was with a smartphone camera but I seem to recall @martin knows people who may have attempted detection involving microscopes and high speed cameras.

Perhaps he could chime in?

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2 months later

Very easy just get a lens for additional magnification, phone that works with fotej 2 camera.

any other apps that provide fast fps? Please share.

Dithering video 120fps
https://youtu.be/RnTJbIlIp7A

  • qb74 replied to this.

    logixoul I'm actually astounded people were able to picture this!

    I will admit, this seems fascinating that some people are sensitive to flicker like this.

    The DisplayHDR 400 certificate requires manifacturers to have a true 8-bit display for them to be have it. Perhaps one monitor from this list might be better for alleviating eyestrain in regards to dithering? Especially if one is falsely accusing dithering over something like LCD artifacts, which are much more prounounced on TN panels (IPS is least susceptible to artifacts!) and a much more likely cause of eyestrain (polarization also plays a big role in eyestrain for some)

    Some of these displays are also high refresh rate displays, which will alleviate motion blur related eyestrain if one is suffering from this too, it's definitely something to consider.

    Judging by a ton of posts I've read here from by this community, people seem to be very adamant about temporal dithering being a cause of their eyestrain when in fact there are so many other, much bigger factors to the whole picture! Chief Blurbusters has many posts in regards to display eyestrain on his forums where he's made excellent comments on this topic.

    EDIT: Another recommendation for further analysis of temporal dithering if someone comes across my comment, if anyone wants to record the temporal dithering, increase the bitrate by a lot and try filming in 4K, it'll make it easier to see!

    smilem

    FreeDCam from F-Droid and Pro Cam X from Play Store are good apps that are useful for pursuit photography when doing TestUFO shots for measuring motion performance of displays, perhaps they'll be viable options for someone.

        My phone does not have true 1080P high speed camera so I cant make better sharpness videos, sorry.

        dev