hmm.. seems a bit wierd. i noticed this: under weak sunlight
(overhead cloud or evening), shots at scania EDS sseems good, no
broken parts. howvere, if i take scania eds in bright
daylight, it has missing parts, the worse ones got the whole data
missing form the eds.
Heard from somewhere that it's a charateristic flaw of such LED
displays; if you try to take a photograph of it under strong
sunlight, the lines will start appearing. Guess it's something to
do with the display's refresh rate and exposure times - bright
sunlight = short exposure times = camera fast enough to catch the
LED display refreshing, while low light = long exposure times =
camera too slow to capture the refresh flicker of the LED displays,
hence why they appear brighter and complete in low light.
It's the same principle behind why moving lights are captured as
light streaks in long exposure photographs, I guess.
