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I think it’s really hard to judge light bleed from a photo. Who knows what kind of exposure the photo has?
My guess is Tesla will tell you it’s fine. Seems to be there stock answer for subjective deficiencies.
I think it’s really hard to judge light bleed from a photo. Who knows what kind of exposure the photo has?
My guess is Tesla will tell you it’s fine. Seems to be there stock answer for subjective deficiencies.
Sorry this is the only correct reply here You can make any monitor look like that with camera exposure. Which itself doesn't mean this isn't defective but more likely they'd all look that way at this exposure. Put differently, it doesn't look to your eyes as it does in the picture.
I think that tells the story. If it is only visible like that for a split second it is probably fine. (It could be that the auto dimming function when a mostly black screen comes up just isn't fast enough for you.)