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08/16/2004 11:49:40 PM · #26 |
Message edited by author 2004-08-16 23:50:17.
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08/16/2004 11:59:52 PM · #27 |
| Looks perfectly fine here. Go go LCD! |
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08/17/2004 12:04:16 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by jonr:
My LCD at work however fails on the 2 brightest white and 2 darkest black. |
Same problem here. Got a new LCD a few weeks ago and my two blacks are the same. Usually my two whites blend together, too, but right now I can see them on the gradient above. The LCD takes some getting use to (for me anyway) because every time you shift (sit straighter, slouch, move to the side) the screen changes...
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08/17/2004 12:07:46 AM · #29 |
| somebody should put the gradients into a tutorial or faq. what a great spot check! thanks! |
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08/17/2004 12:11:56 AM · #30 |
my both monitors are calibrated ok here....
Message edited by author 2004-08-17 00:13:08. |
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08/17/2004 12:13:15 AM · #31 |
Originally posted by Sonifo:
Like this? |
Yes |
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08/17/2004 12:26:54 AM · #32 |
Originally posted by Sonifo:
Like this?
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I can see this one just fine. Only the last box is solid |
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08/17/2004 01:50:07 AM · #33 |
Originally posted by ButterflySis:
Same problem here. Got a new LCD a few weeks ago and my two blacks are the same. Usually my two whites blend together, too, but right now I can see them on the gradient above. The LCD takes some getting use to (for me anyway) because every time you shift (sit straighter, slouch, move to the side) the screen changes... |
This is a NEW LCD you bought? You bought a passive matrix LCD, then. An active matrix LCD doesn't do this. You have to sit in the exact postion that you calibrated it from, when you vote or edit, or you will have little differences. |
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08/17/2004 10:10:05 PM · #34 |
Originally posted by dacrazyrn:
This is a NEW LCD you bought? You bought a passive matrix LCD, then. An active matrix LCD doesn't do this. You have to sit in the exact postion that you calibrated it from, when you vote or edit, or you will have little differences. |
Yes, it's new. I just looked up active and passive matrix because I didn't know what they meant. I'm still not sure it's passive...the colors are very good and it doesn't seem slow like the glossary explained. What do you think...?
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