Screen Burn In – testing and alleviating the problem with online tools
With the continual release of new technology, our daily choices for screens expand. Unfortunately, the issue of screen burn-in is persisting and shows no signs of diminishing anytime soon.
Here at screenburn.in you will find useful tools for burn-in testing. The screen burn-in checker is most commonly used to detect this problem. This site also features information and other resources to help undo damage, or at least mitigate it in severe cases. We also provide guidance and important routines to avoiding such issues in the future.
The key objective of screenburn.in is to facilitate your testing for screen burn in’s amongst various devices including PC monitors, laptops, LCD, LED, OLED TV’s, laptops, netbooks and other displays that do suffer from this unfortunate physical phenomenon.
Screen Image Retention Test
To detect image retention, we often use a specific set of solid color control images designed to point out the inconsistencies in color. These inconsistencies in pixel color usually congregate in a form of some image overlay. Therefore, it is called image retention. Unfortunately, unwanted image retention is quite common, and might be annoying depending on degree of manifestation. (read more)
Screen Burn In Test
Long term screen burn in is a bit more tricky to detect in most cases, as it might affect a very small region of your screen and hardly be visible under normal screen usage behavior. However, we developed a sequence of tests specifically targeting such image distortion. (read more)
Screen Burn-in Tool
This online tool is designed to point out the imperfection that developed in your screen or display over a period of time. Using our free resources you will be able to detect, understand and minimize the risk of unwanted image retention on your screen.
