Item to check linearity of screen brightness variation#89
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This seems useful. But please be aware that the WALT screen sensor is not calibrated to be linear in any meaningful units, it can also get saturated when used on a very bright screen. Please submit your CLA so that we can merge the pull request. |
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Graphic display of linearity response for brightness variation.
Get measured brightness value step by step over the entire range.