I now get the same kind of bright lighting during the darkness as in the daylight

This is NOT opposite - it is CORRECT.

IF you turn your headlights on then the assumption is that it is night time (or approaching it) and that it is DARK outside.
This means that the back light does not have to be as bright as it does during daylight in order that you can read the digits on the display

Back light 11..Contrast 72..Sharpness 20..Brightness 44..Colour 50..Tint 50.

Check to see if you have a daylight savings option in your TV's settings. It will adjust the screen automatically according to the light changes in your home if it is enabled.

no all brake lights should work at all times daytime running lights have nothing to do with brake lights

check your dimmer switch if no avail its your radio

make sure it is not in night time mode with the brightness set low on a dark map. you will need to get into preferences and change to daylight mode or increase the brightness. It may have to be done in a dark surrounding

That is normal. They go bright because during the daytime the outside light is also bright so the lights compensate for the outside brightness by making your dash lights also bright. When you turn your headlights on it assumes it is nighttime and you don't need to have the brightness to see the dash lights so it compensates for this. If you want them to be dimmer, near the light switch there is a roller button to turn your interior lights on just roll that some and it will either make the dash lights brighter or dimmer.

Pioneer Elite Pro rear projection 620HD - Picture is still there but brightness and "white" have faded over years allowing for mediocre viewing when room is dark only. During the daylight picture is visible if viewed straight on and within 15 feet from set. Any suggestions?

instrument panel lighting should stay on all the time but it cuts . off when a certain brightness is there how can that be changedwhy can' buick help me change this

Your Polaroid Fun! Digital 320 camera does not have a flash. If pictures are coming out dark, it's because there wasn't enough light in the surroundings when the picture was taken. Remember, it's important to take photos in brightly lit surroundings. When taking pictures indoors, make sure that the room has bright lighting. For best results, take pictures during daylight hours with a combination of indoor and outdoor light, preferably near a window.