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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 47
OS: Windows Vista 64bit
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Not a problem as much as need monitor suggestions..
I have this monitor: Acer P243WAid Black-Silver 24
It has a beautiful picture, really bright, incredible for movies and games. Only one slight issue. I can't design with it (using Photoshop, specifically). The problem is the colors tend to go 'gradient' depending where you're sitting/viewing the monitor. If you guys have Photoshop you know it has a grey background. Imagine starting with a medium grey at the top and turning into a smoke grey closer to the bottom. I wanted suggestions on another monitor I could use specifically for designing purposes? One where the colors do not succumb to gradient without my actually creating it in Photoshop. |
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