Very high contrast or inverted colors during scree...

I've had this same phone on my 1st 1520 and this is repeating on the new replacement as well.. so far I've seen it twice in the last 10 days, latest 15mins ago. When I unlocked the screen, the lock screen goes all weird.
It was like high contrast or the colors were inverted? I tried to take a screen shot, but it corrected itself before I could get the screen shot off.
Anyone else have or had this issue? Something to be concerned about?
I've seen similar post here - http://forums.wpcentral.com/nokia-lumia-928/253914-very-high-contrast-screen.html I'm experiencing the same kind of screen.
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Hay guys I've gone throw 5 of the Nokia Lumia 1520 the cyan have a problem that att will not address or give a recall for because not enough of us are experiencing the problem we are it either your graphic card or your screen I will let yall no no matter what replacement cyan you turn in they will not admit to there faulty device the cyan Nokia Lumia 1520 they all do it no matter what even the brand new ones your get from the store I will let you know as well that eventually the screen rolls bleaches and inverts in the end. My phone works fine by the way the colors are just messed up.they will work fine if you can deal with your near 700 dollar phones screen looking funny then by all means lets not complain to Nokia about there phone. Unfortunately att doesn't make the phone they sell it so tell Nokia about the cyan problem and we should have our problems resolved

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