Hi Neil,

Pretty much all TFT monitors do this. IPS (In-Plane Switching) monitors
do not, they have excellent color at extreme viewing angles. Better cell
phones have IPS screens. And some also have OLED displays,but IPS is an
LCD technology.

Best regards, Bob


On Mon, Mar 14, 2016, at 12:16 PM, Neil wrote:
> I'm tinkering with a Newhaven 2.4" TFT LCD display and notice that as I=20
> move up/down and the viewing angle changes, that the colours change=20
> also.  So what's orange in the middle is red when I'm looking down on it=
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> (prob only 10 - 20 deg angle), and appears yellow when I'm looking up at=
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> it from a similar angle.  There is no shift when I move side-to-side.
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> Big concern is that I will be using this sideways (landscape), so the=20
> colour shift will be from side-to-side, which will be an issue. I'm=20
> using a portrait-mode LCD as I want the cable coming out of one of the=20
> short sides.
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> Anyone know if there's a way to prevent or reduce that effect?  Or=20
> anyone have a link to a 2.4" or 2.6" high-brightness LCD that will not=20
> do this?  How about OLEDs?
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> Cheers.


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