Brightness keys

[salvomic]

Italian keyboard: are they active the brightness keys? in my Gemini they aren't...

[graynada]

Italian keyboard: are they active the brightness keys? in my Gemini they aren't...

On my UK keyboard they only work if you turn adaptive brightness off, which makes sense tbh

[salvomic]

Italian keyboard: are they active the brightness keys? in my Gemini they aren't...

On my UK keyboard they only work if you turn adaptive brightness off, which makes sense tbh

I've also adaptive brightness, but doesn't change...

[graynada]

Italian keyboard: are they active the brightness keys? in my Gemini they aren't...

On my UK keyboard they only work if you turn adaptive brightness off, which makes sense tbh

I've also adaptive brightness, but doesn't change...

But the brightness keys on the keyboard work when adaptive brightness is turned off

[salvomic]

But the brightness keys on the keyboard work when adaptive brightness is turned off

Well!
I didn't understand
it works now!
thanks

salvo

[drand]

My Moto G5 allows me to change the brightness when adaptive brightness is on. Although the adaptive setting works well most of the time there are occasions when it's useful to be able to tweak the baseline brightness slightly. It would be great to be able to do this on the Gemini, especially with the hardware keys.

[gidds]

My Moto G5 allows me to change the brightness when adaptive brightness is on.

How does that work?  Is the brightness adjustment applied ‘on top of’ the automatic value from then on?  Or does it revert to the automatic value after a certain time, or if the ambient light level changes, or what?

I can't see a reasonable way that could behave without risking other issues.

[drand]

My Moto G5 allows me to change the brightness when adaptive brightness is on.

How does that work?  Is the brightness adjustment applied ‘on top of’ the automatic value from then on?  Or does it revert to the automatic value after a certain time, or if the ambient light level changes, or what?

I can't see a reasonable way that could behave without risking other issues.

Seems reasonable to me, but then I'm used to the behaviour with this phone. Maybe I'm missing something.

It's hard to measure with one's eyes but I think it works in the first way you propose: Dark room, turn on bedside light brightness goes up. Turn it off, brightness down. 'Manually' increase brightness a bit. Light on, brightness up. Light off, brightness back to what it was (as close as I can tell).