lower brightness below stock?

[tktouch12]

Hi,
I think this has been discussed, but i searched and never really found an answer.

My screen's brightness is using a lot of my power, and more importantly, is too bright at the lowest setting. I use my phone in bed and in movie theatres and the lowest setting is simply too bright. I'm wondering if there is a way to lower the lowest value to below what it is? The iphone (which i used to have) screen gets much darker than any droid i've had and i really liked that.

I'm running andybonestock rom right now, but i could try other ones if they have a setting to further reduce screen brightness. or is there an app somewhere that will do the job?

thanks

[Abe21599]

Cyanogens roms allow for brightness control. Default minimum is 20, mines set on 2. And you can adjust how auto brightness works as well

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

[rubiksc00p]

There's also an app called screen filter that actually puts a tint over the screen. It's probably not exactly what you're looking for, but it works!

[asdfghjkl_em]

There's also an app called screen filter that actually puts a tint over the screen. It's probably not exactly what you're looking for, but it works!

+1 screen filter is great. i use it when i'm laying in bed at night.

[tktouch12]

are there any sense roms that do what cyanogen does? i like sense, but if it gets bad enough i might try cyanogen.
so screen filter saves battery too right? i'll definitely give that a try before switching to an aosp rom.

[PereDroid]

Turn your gd phone off in the theater please. Thanks.
Hate that....

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[asdfghjkl_em]

are there any sense roms that do what cyanogen does? i like sense, but if it gets bad enough i might try cyanogen.
so screen filter saves battery too right? i'll definitely give that a try before switching to an aosp rom.

Yes, screen filter does save battery a little, its not too noticeable. Though aosp roms like miui save a lot of battery. When I ran it, I could last easily two days with heavy use.
I can't imagine what would happen if you mix the two!

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[bslav21]

I've been using "EasyEyez" which seems a little more sophisticated than "Screen Filter". It is similar to F.lux in that it changes the color temperature and adjusts according to location's sunrise and sunset