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Has anyone seen anything like this before?
Thumbnails of google image search
Bigger here:
http://i.imgur.com/Ju38W3U.jpg
Happens only for a couple of seconds when i turn on the monitor.
Usually it dissapears but sometimes it stays on and i have to switch the monitor's profile and...
I have contacted them and they said i can send it but it might be within the norms. :rolleyes:
Once i get another monitor to use i'll send this one to them.
Thanks!
I live in Poland. I'm using Spyder 4 Pro. Well i can either send it to the service, or the store, but either way it can take up to a month to get it fixed...
I don't really blame NEC and i know it's a common problem, i'm just disappointed not even in NEC but all monitor...
Well it made sense to me since my target was 6500K and this way i could see how much off i was.
I don't notice it when editing photos, the cast doesn't reach that far but i can see it on the application's UI, when browsing, it's mostly noticeable on bright neutral elements than darker ones...
So do we just have to live with it? It seems so, since it's impossible to get a decent panel, and the bigger they get the worse it gets.
I got the LG 34UM95 lately, and of course, the luminance uniformity was bad on the big portion of left side of the screen.
I was lucky enough to return it...