[H-GEN] Problem with ViewSonic VG171b how to diagnose?
ben.carlyle at invensys.com
ben.carlyle at invensys.com
Thu Mar 25 20:36:27 EST 2004
Greg Black <gjb at gbch.net>
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25/03/2004 06:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [H-GEN] Problem with ViewSonic VG171b how to diagnose?
On 2004-03-25, Raymond Smith wrote:
> > The solution
> > was to have the monitor itself 'Auto Adjust'.
> I must not have read the original question carefully enough; had
> I realised that you didn't try this, I'd have suggested it. The
> ability of this type of screen to set itself up is one of the
> big benefits, IMO.
Another trick is to bring up a screenful of horizonal and vertical lines
and press auto-adjust again (any spreadsheet app should do). The
auto-adjust on my Hitachi LCD greatly improves the crisp pixel placement
when it has some crisp source data to work with.
Something else to consider is your antialiasing for LCD monitors. While
CRTs are fairly good a colouring a single point, LCD pixels are usually
constructed as a series of three (RGB) pixels in close proximity. If you
provide hints as to the placement of these sub-pixels to your font
antialising system you can further improve clarity. (Hint: If you can see
occasional coloured pixels showing through on black text you've probably
got this hinting wrong)
Benjamin.
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