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I received my replacement today. Still not perfect, but I'd say it's a substantial improvement over the previous one.
Old:
http://i47.tinypic.com/4lhtg5.jpg
New:
http://i47.tinypic.com/33bibh0.jpg
Both photos were taken with the same camera settings (1/15s, f/2.8 and ISO 6400).
The...
Well, at least if it's worse than average, the chances are I'll get a better one when I exchange it. I didn't buy it from Dell but I still have 14 days to return it. I seriously have to consider that option.
Looks like the prices of these monitors have really come down in Europe. At 489 I just couldn't resist and ordered one. It's not a perfect sample though, there is some backlight bleed and its left side is noticably brighter and yellowish on a black background. Reading this thread, though, it...
Because the numbers advertised by the manufacturer are so accurate and highly representative of actual performance, right? Just look at those ridiculous dynamic contrast ratios manufacturers nowadays advertise, they are completely meaningless. Don't compare contrast and response time to...
I was thinking about getting 2 CRTs (practically for free) and putting one on either side of my BenQ EW2430 LCD. How would it work out for Eyefinity if the CRTs had a different max resolution and aspect ratio (both 1600x1200, 4:3 for example) than the LCD (1920x1080, 16:9)? Could I run the CRTs...
I only meant black, although other tones wash out as well to some degree. But I definitely can't say the entire screen turns gray, far from it.
Also, it's less significant from a distance. When I watch movies from 1,5-2 meters (~6 ft?) away, I can change my position and move head freely...
Pretty much all LCDs struggle with dark content. As mentioned before, a monitor with a VA panel might be your best option. Their main drawback is slow response time, but if you don't notice any ghosting with the 2209WA at all then it seems to me you are not very sensitive to it. A VA panel might...
I'm aware of that trick.
In a lit room black depth really is less of an issue.
But yeah, I tend to be very picky when it comes to black depth. If a monitor displaying an all-black image can be distinguished in a pitch black room, it's clearly not good enough. :p
As an EW2430 owner, I can't quite agree. Black depth is quite sensitive to viewing angles: if I move my head just a little to the left, the right side of the screen quickly turns gray. It's not very noticeable in a lit room, but somewhat annoying in a dark room. Despite this possibly being the...