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Hello,
I have a specific question about this monitor and I'll appreciate if you answer.
We have a little photo store in Rome and we print photos from customer's digital camera. Mostly, we add some funny effects before printing photos.(Tourists love it) We've been using dell ultrasharp series for the last 2 years and we decided to add two more displays. Last week, we ordered hp lp2475w and absolutely loved this Display. Sharpness and colors are perfect and it definitely increased our productivity.
However, we couldn't manage photos to look good under 90% brightness. We use a hp Designjet z3200 photo printer and we tried every possible calibration numbers; İncluding the ones here, photos never look same with printed versions. If we set brightness to 92%, everything is perfect.
My question is:
Is there anyone using this display with more than 90% brightness for a long time? Should I worry about eye problems or return the displays and order new ones?
Thanks for your time
Celso
I have a specific question about this monitor and I'll appreciate if you answer.
We have a little photo store in Rome and we print photos from customer's digital camera. Mostly, we add some funny effects before printing photos.(Tourists love it) We've been using dell ultrasharp series for the last 2 years and we decided to add two more displays. Last week, we ordered hp lp2475w and absolutely loved this Display. Sharpness and colors are perfect and it definitely increased our productivity.
However, we couldn't manage photos to look good under 90% brightness. We use a hp Designjet z3200 photo printer and we tried every possible calibration numbers; İncluding the ones here, photos never look same with printed versions. If we set brightness to 92%, everything is perfect.
My question is:
Is there anyone using this display with more than 90% brightness for a long time? Should I worry about eye problems or return the displays and order new ones?
Thanks for your time
Celso