Hello!
Finally I got a new computer at work with nice and wide Dell P2411h screen. At first I was excited but after some while I started to feel that there's something wrong with colors. It wasn't the first time and I started to change BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST controls built in screen. Usually it helps but not in this time. After some while I found out that I'm able to change color temperature as well. I chose WARM preset. A bit better but my eyes still feel tired.
That is a weird feeling. Even with very low brightness there is feeling that white color is somehow too intense. I found out ATI Catalyst control center (ATI FirePro graphic card) and it has got GAMMA setting. I tried to change it. When its value is below default value then picture looks nice but my eyes can't stand it for a long time. Seems like higher gamma is better for eyes but then my picture gets too pale - there is too much white.
I tried to used Windows 7 built in Screen calibration tool to change gamma. It says that by default my screen has too low gamma and I should rise it. As I said before, the feeling is better but my picture seems not OK at all.
Any ideas?
There is enough lighting in the room, my eyes are ~50-60 cm far from that screen. My vision is OK, at least eye doctor said that
Finally I got a new computer at work with nice and wide Dell P2411h screen. At first I was excited but after some while I started to feel that there's something wrong with colors. It wasn't the first time and I started to change BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST controls built in screen. Usually it helps but not in this time. After some while I found out that I'm able to change color temperature as well. I chose WARM preset. A bit better but my eyes still feel tired.
That is a weird feeling. Even with very low brightness there is feeling that white color is somehow too intense. I found out ATI Catalyst control center (ATI FirePro graphic card) and it has got GAMMA setting. I tried to change it. When its value is below default value then picture looks nice but my eyes can't stand it for a long time. Seems like higher gamma is better for eyes but then my picture gets too pale - there is too much white.
I tried to used Windows 7 built in Screen calibration tool to change gamma. It says that by default my screen has too low gamma and I should rise it. As I said before, the feeling is better but my picture seems not OK at all.
Any ideas?
There is enough lighting in the room, my eyes are ~50-60 cm far from that screen. My vision is OK, at least eye doctor said that
