Sideburn
Well-known member
Hey all,
So I just did the 8 hour lcd panel bake to fix the tunneling issue with the PowerBook 180 and all is good EXCEPT I just noticed that one vertical row of pixels is duplicate itself two pixels over. I’m not sure if I have introduced this problem or if it already existing and I never noticed.
Here’s an example of the issue. I made a single pixel vertical line in photoshop and when I move the line horizontally to the right spot the line doubles and it’s white value splits in half:
Here’s the single line:

After moving it to the left onto the faulty line it doubles (you can also see the duplicate line i the scroll bar):

I’m afraid to muck with the display more and make things worse. Would this be related to the lcd baking and then re-mounting it onto the PCB? Is it an alignment issue? Or do you think this was pre-existing ?
So I just did the 8 hour lcd panel bake to fix the tunneling issue with the PowerBook 180 and all is good EXCEPT I just noticed that one vertical row of pixels is duplicate itself two pixels over. I’m not sure if I have introduced this problem or if it already existing and I never noticed.
Here’s an example of the issue. I made a single pixel vertical line in photoshop and when I move the line horizontally to the right spot the line doubles and it’s white value splits in half:
Here’s the single line:

After moving it to the left onto the faulty line it doubles (you can also see the duplicate line i the scroll bar):

I’m afraid to muck with the display more and make things worse. Would this be related to the lcd baking and then re-mounting it onto the PCB? Is it an alignment issue? Or do you think this was pre-existing ?