The pure black design of the UI forces OLED HDR displays to dim the screen strongly because the difference between the brightest and most dimmed pixel on the screen has a limit (a pure black pixel, aka a turned off pixel, being the worst lower limit you can have), so the chances for burn-in effects is lessened.
This is super inconvenient when using PoE Overlay ingame because as soon as you check an item with it the whole screen brightness goes down at least 70 % so there is no burn-in.
Please add a bright mode, a greyish mode or maybe a transparency slider for the UI background so OLED HDR display users don't need to suffer.
Braintelligence
2 quarters ago
The pure black design of the UI forces OLED HDR displays to dim the screen strongly because the difference between the brightest and most dimmed pixel on the screen has a limit (a pure black pixel, aka a turned off pixel, being the worst lower limit you can have), so the chances for burn-in effects is lessened.
This is super inconvenient when using PoE Overlay ingame because as soon as you check an item with it the whole screen brightness goes down at least 70 % so there is no burn-in.
Please add a bright mode, a greyish mode or maybe a transparency slider for the UI background so OLED HDR display users don't need to suffer.