yellowish lcd screen brands

My Sharp Aquos LCD tv model LC-C6554U has some vertically oriented oval-shaped yellowish discolorations in the upper left corner, upper right corner, and upper middle. The rest of the picture is perfect and these areas are only visible with a light image color, such as sky or snow. I’m hoping this is repairable as the rest of the TV functions perfectly. Any thoughts? Thanks.

The only time I"ve seen a yellow tint on an LCD panel it was caused by moisture which somehow got into the LCD panel (more specifically the backlight diffuser layers behind it).

This kinda damage isn"t fixable, even if you go to the extreme of taking the actual LCD panel apart, trying to clean the backlight diffuser sheets by hand (been there, done that)

@brandonwh64: a solid line of lit pixels usually means bad LCD panel. The tab bonds (where the flex cables meet the actual glass panel) are coming loose, causing randomly lit/unlit lines or rows because the pixels don"t get control signals. No way to fix it properly. Just temporary solutions.

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There have been reports on forums that some users have noticed ayellow monitor screen after updating to Windows 10 and don"t know how to fix the laptop screen color. What is the yellow tint on your VDU (Visual Display Unit)? If so, it comes down to adjusting some Windows display settings, or it may be a hardware issue. VDUs with the yellow tint on the monitor may be fixed with these Windows 10 resolutions for remote may face challenges in the office.

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I just noticed the same problem. I dont suffer from the flickering that some are seeing but I can see the yellowish coloring at the bottom of the display. I"m not very happy at all. The screen brightness is terrific, but this yellow hue is annoying.

But tonight I also noticed this yellow hue. To me its again on the left side of the screen more than the rest, and the bottom. I"m getting pretty frustrated with the whole experience so far. No complaint about the brightness. Color is a different story.

The "shoulder" is smoother in the 17" screen, meaning that transition from detailed highlight to no-detail (pure white) is less abrupt, more photographic so to speak.

I can"t believe all of the complaints about the LED screen. Mine is A+ and if anything the LED screen is brighter and the colors are more vivid on an LED screen vs. the old CCFL"s. I"m also impressed with the "instant on" power of the LED screen. There is no warmup involved like on the old screens that take a while to get to full brightness. It sounds like many people are having some issues but thankfully I"m in the clear!! I"m glad too...b/c I don"t have time to fool around with returns etc. Thanks.

I had a chance to go to a different Apple store today and looked at (3) 15" MacBook Pro"s. They ALL had the "slight" yellow hue on the bottom 1/3 of the screen. Could this be a manufacturing problem or a calibration problem???

hi guy, i recently got a brand new glossy MBP too, i tried look at the screen from different sides (that"s assume you guys aren"t talking about looking at the screen directly and notice the yellowish color), the only one side that wasn"t look yellowish to me was when I looked at it from the top to the bottom, otherwise from the left, the right, or the bottom to the top i noticed an evenly light yellowish color on the computer screen, so is that means my MBP has the same problem like many others?

I bought one of the new MBPs with the led screen. I can say that looking at the screen from an extreme viewing angle such as looking at it directly from the side, it does have a yellowish hue to it. However, when you look at it from normal viewing angles such as in normal usage then it does not have a yellowish hue and it is quite an excellent screen.

Guy"s I highly recommend calibrating the display with the ColorSync program in the Utilities folder. All of the MBP LED"s have this(mine DID). It is because the default color profile is not calibrated for LED back lighting(in my opinion). Running ColorSync corrected the yellow problem. If you don"t want to run Colorsynce just go system preferences>displays> and choose the color tab. Once in the color settings choose any profile besides besides color LCD and you will see a huge difference.

The LCD screen was manufactured by a different company. Apparently the screens they made are warmer, which causes the yellow tint. Also someone on Reddit said this about it:

People even get acustomed to the blueish screens, resulting in bewilderment when confronted with a properly calibrated screen, which they deem too yellowish.

If you"ve dwelled/lurked on the forums for a reasonable amount of time or have kept up with news covering the OnePlus One, you should already be aware of the infamous "yellow tint/band/gradient/piss/screen/tinge" (how many terms have been coined for this phenomenon?). If not, basically, it"s an issue that has evidently plagued some* OnePlus Ones.

Some OnePlus Ones are affected to different extents, but most are unaffectedI"m in the third camp. Mine has shown the tiniest bit of tint since day one (bottom 1/10th of the screen, more visible when looking down from above), remained unchanged after a month of owning it, and to this day remains unchanged as of yesterday (17th December 2014).

When displaying a prominently white screen/image/webpage, there is a visible yellow "tint" (let"s just call it a tint for now) at the bottom of the screen that"s "yellow-er" than the rest of the screen, right above where the capacitive buttons are. It is also the edge where the backlight LEDs are situated. Now, its severity depends from case to case, and often it doesn"t really affect functionality,

The former aforementioned thread addresses an "overall yellowish hue", and details how OnePlus sources panels from JDI, different factories have different batches, different screen temperatures, other flagship phones also suffer from this yadayada...and the latter aforementioned thread lines up the One with other phones and is seemingly normal.

It"s not the glue. Call up OPO customer care and they"d now tell you its coz the "screen portion at the bottom has been UPPED" (yes that is what they say!!!) And its not a defect.

Unfortunately at this point, there is no real solution - yes, displays do vary in color temperature and the adjustments are limited. This being a budget, entry-level model, it"s likely one reason the price is low is that the screen is low in cost. While you could replace the panel, that will also void your warranty. Short answer: there"s no practical solution to the issue at this point short of using an external monitor, or if you"re OK with losing the warranty, replacing the panel yourself.