How do LCD monitors produce black?

How do LCD monitors produce black?

How do you delete this thread and ask your question in /sqt/?

Cant delete your threads. Your failure must be displayed for everyone to see.

what the fuck if sqt?

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by using liquid crystal to block light from the backlight

So the pixel becomes opaque? I don't think that's possible.

They don't. They can't be black because the backlight lights the screen up.

You can tell that the backlight is still there when you make the whole screen black, but yet the text on this page is still black.

I think you're a retard

Way over the line

Does he even care? Dust yourself off. The crisps.

>crisps
Are you telling me potato chips are responsible?

>chip fat
>circulation
>lcd screen is black
bonkers

Makes cents

The black squares are the squares not lit with light. I think that's almost right. If you have some where they should not be, then it's probably messed up. If so, you can test the theory for me and compare both blacks for any difference in blackness.

There are 3 colours per pixel. There is no black square.

jeebus crihs thats horrifying

It's just a scrotum man