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02/23/2009 01:52:48 PM · #1 |
This image looks different when I look on my laptop. I can see the sloppy job I did with burning, which I couldn't notice on my desktop where the monitor is at an eye level. Now I can see it even on monitor if I stand up and look down at the screen.
Note to self - "Verify that picuture looks okay from all the angels." Just curious, what percent of people use laptop or not have screen at the eye level.
Message edited by author 2009-02-23 14:25:30. |
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02/23/2009 01:59:03 PM · #2 |
| I use a laptop, but mine is at eye level...I just thought the "fanning" effect fell a little short (it is clumped in the middle)...that was all for me...really liked the colors and focus |
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02/23/2009 02:02:05 PM · #3 |
I stopped voting using my laptop. I don't remember what challenge it was, but I was reviewing after voting ended on my desktop and looked at a few of the photos that I "knocked down" for various reasons and discovered that a number of things that I had seen were a result of my laptop. None of the votes were knocked more than a point or two, but still it bothered me enough to change my voting habits.
It really surprised me how big of a difference it made as both monitors are calibrated. |
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02/23/2009 02:05:52 PM · #4 |
It's not a matter of what "level" the screen is at, it's just a matter of having it be perpendicular to your line-of-sight. It's actually BETTER for you, ergonomically, to have the screen lower than eye level. But yeah, it DOES make a difference as far as the brightness of the viewed image goes, that the screen be at right angles to your line of sight, not just vertically but horizontally as well.
R.
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02/23/2009 02:06:01 PM · #5 |
| I use my laptop in voting about 60% of the time and I am pretty sure I used it for the post it challenge - have to agree with Ja-9 regarding the fanning effect. |
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