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I need to find out if the 24" Apple Cinema Display (2008) uses a PWM LED backlight.
If you have this particular monitor - could you try using a digital camera (on video record mode) to see if there is any strobing/flickering effect ?
Much appreciated.
Yes - nothing wrong the good CRT days, we all had to start somewhere :p
I do recognise that the potential technology is there to display things with great clarity in theory, but it is highly dependent on the right scaling, OS, applications etc.
So at least give an example of a setup...
Great thanks - I realise there isn't much out there.
One thing I just noticed was that this model (and a few others) use "Professional" P-IPS, which is apparently just a version of H-IPS. Makes sense because the majority of cheaper IPS monitors are AH-IPS, which looks more similar to S-IPS.
Hallelujah! I'm sure 1440p is good for something.. Photo editing, gaming etc. - but I find it hard to believe these 16:9 monitors were designed with text work in mind. Trying convincing the masses though, it's impossible.
I certainly wouldn't argue with you that 1080p on a 24" is regressive. I would choose a suitable 1200p 24" over a 1080p any day, the trouble is finding a suitable one. 1080p on a 27" is even more regressive... these are designed only as mini TVs. Grainier even, than a 19" monitor (1280x1024 @...
Regardless how good technology is, I can’t ever see text being easier to read on a monitor than a newspaper. You also read a newspaper (and tablet etc.) at a much closer distance than a monitor. The average person probably can’t discern the 300dpi of a magazine at the viewing...
Hi Astra, you didn't list this pic which was in your photo bucket album, could you tell us which model this is ? I thought personally, this pic had less subpixel noise than the pic of S2415H text. I also think the text on the U2415 pic looks better - smoother edges if you will.
Having done a fair bit of research on what I want, I now need some help finding panels with a good reputation for text/reading (which have a clear subpixel structure):
- 8-bit+
- VA or true 8-bit IPS (no dithering)
- 20"-24" (so approx -.26-.27x dot pitch)
- 16:10, 16:9 or 5:4
- Glossy...
I have used high dpi monitors - I'm currently typing this on a 1600x900 14.1" notebook - and in my opinion high dpi is not always desirable. This is mainly because windows scaling doesn't work properly..
I have also read a few times that a dot pitch of .27x-.28 is a sweet spot for text. The...
Two steps ahead of you. I've been looking for a screen for weeks and I've tried every Australian seller listing these models and no EW2740/EW2440 are available in the country (they don't update their websites so the links remain on google). They and the Asus VN279Q were discontinued here in...
+1 Complete agrees with my experience. I am reluctant to buy a 27" 1440p monitor for this reason. 1600x900 (14.1" notebook) strains my eyes, and 1920x1080 (21.5") at the correct 28"-30" viewing distance isn't much better.
Always seems like the corresponding leap in ppi and then using windows...
Yes but it doesn't appear to be such a simple relationship that higher PPI always equals crisper text:
It seems kind of logical that a lower ppi/pixel spacing causes a screen door effect because of black space between the subpixels:
http://hardforum.com/archive/index.php/t-1617504.html...
There are plenty of reports of this forum and across the net of this fact. While I don't know the exact mechanics, in short an 8-bit panel without the use of dithering apparently creates less artifacts so results in better text.
You're right about brightness. Thanks for the screen suggestion...
Yes I have read the reviews, and the thread - However... The two top listed models - The BenQ VW2430WH/VW2730 & Iiyama X2483HSU/Ilyama XS2783HSU unavailable in my country. It is still difficult for me to guess your ranking for the number 3, 4, 5 etc. options, but I would guess that it is might...