Please add a setting that will allow a user to control the brightness from within the app. The Amazon Kindle App does this. It allows a user to make the screen more dim than iOS lets you
What the Kindle brightness control does is twofold, first it lowers the backlight brightness (like you can on the iOS panel), then, when the backlight is at the lowest, it starts to lower the individual pixel values (so that white becomes grey, sepia becomes brown, etc), effectively making it seem much darker and easier on the eyes than what is accomplished with only setting the backlight to the minimum. See this image (https://www.dropbox.com/s/i4sbjegy1bpour3/2514.image.jpg-550x550.jpg?dl=0)
Ideally, this can be controlled by leaving a finger on the screen and moving your finger right or left
Please add a setting that will allow a user to control the brightness from within the app. The Amazon Kindle App does this. It allows a user to make the screen more dim than iOS lets you
What the Kindle brightness control does is twofold, first it lowers the backlight brightness (like you can on the iOS panel), then, when the backlight is at the lowest, it starts to lower the individual pixel values (so that white becomes grey, sepia becomes brown, etc), effectively making it seem much darker and easier on the eyes than what is accomplished with only setting the backlight to the minimum. See this image (https://www.dropbox.com/s/i4sbjegy1bpour3/2514.image.jpg-550x550.jpg?dl=0)
Ideally, this can be controlled by leaving a finger on the screen and moving your finger right or left