Ipad Air keeps changing contrast/color saturation while watching youtube videos

The whole screen fluctuates contrast continuously while watching youtube videos on full screen.The odd thing is it only happens if they are on full screen,and as soon as i switch the video to window mode,the very high contrast fades aways slowly.Please help i dont know what to do.Auto-Brightness is off.Also when if i pri tscreen,th high contrast does not show,the photo looks normally.

I have this problem too. It's really annoying, especially when I'm viewing movies from iTunes. Does anyone know how to fix this?
I'm using an iPad air with iOS 8.1.3

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*[edit]*
Nevermind. I've just noticed that the over clock is blinking. Apparently the power went out for a second.
Well, that was fun.
*[/edit]*
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Heh, I just realize the same thing and edited the OP before I saw your post.
I didn't even think of that possibility before I saw the clock though, because the computer instantly rebooted. I've never noticed the power go out for less than a second.
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Ipad air memory when idle : http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7327/12264936015_4d9d088efd_c_d.jpg
Iphone 5 memory when idle : http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7381/12264936005_dac4d4b7a3_c_d.jpg
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Iphone 5 memory under six Safari tabs open : http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2823/12265091283_ba01493ed9_c_d.jpg
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