Hi there,
you guess right, according to the other topic I posted around here two days ago, I decided to finally get a monitor to test. It became a ... 22'' SAMSUNG SyncMaster 226 B.
After installing, calibrating (as good as it gets without colorimeter or something similar) and checking it works just fine for LFS (in fact, I'm really impressed!), but there seems to be one major problem:
It can't produce a homogeneous black across the screen, not even nearly. Instead there is a very noticable green(-ish) glow directly in the middle of the screen that I tried to catch using my cell phone camera - view the pictures attached. If you gather from these that this could be due to reflections: It isn't, I took the photos at night and at least one of them with all lighting switched off in my room.
So my question is: Did anybody here using this screen notice something similar? Or is it an exception only my monitor has? Maybe it's "just" a manufacturing fault - well, which just shouldn't be.
Best regards and again: Thanks in advance.
you guess right, according to the other topic I posted around here two days ago, I decided to finally get a monitor to test. It became a ... 22'' SAMSUNG SyncMaster 226 B.
After installing, calibrating (as good as it gets without colorimeter or something similar) and checking it works just fine for LFS (in fact, I'm really impressed!), but there seems to be one major problem:
It can't produce a homogeneous black across the screen, not even nearly. Instead there is a very noticable green(-ish) glow directly in the middle of the screen that I tried to catch using my cell phone camera - view the pictures attached. If you gather from these that this could be due to reflections: It isn't, I took the photos at night and at least one of them with all lighting switched off in my room.
So my question is: Did anybody here using this screen notice something similar? Or is it an exception only my monitor has? Maybe it's "just" a manufacturing fault - well, which just shouldn't be.
Best regards and again: Thanks in advance.