autumnlight

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Lovely to see you back and on the road to recovery, my favourite's are 1 and 2, two stunning images.

Comment by autumnlight posted on Day release pass.. at 04/12/2012 - 22:54

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Thank you, i will check it out when it arrives

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 03/12/2012 - 21:58

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cabstar wrote:
There is a huge difference in qualiy between VGA and DVI.

VGA is an analogue signal which degrades, DVI is digital so very little degradation in signal.
Thank you, so would i need a VGA cable with an IPS monitor?

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 03/12/2012 - 17:45

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col55555ine wrote:
Have you tried another cable to connect to your computer, as i noticed only DVI and VGA ports and no hdmi ports...
worth a try....
Maybe there a driver update you need...
Thanks for your time and repy, but i've ordered an IPS monitor now and i'm sending the other back

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 02/12/2012 - 21:58

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col55555ine wrote:
i would do a factory re-set if u can on this monitor,
sometimes when the get delivered they get thrown around...
And need re-setting....
see link
col55555ine wrote:
i]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKUDTPbDhnA
[quote:3496ace15f="col55555ine...
would do a factory re-set if u can on this monitor,
sometimes when the get delivered they get thrown around...
And need re-setting....
see link
]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKUDTPbDhnA

Just checked that out mine was delivered straight to the door but you never know what's happened beforehand, factory settings have been restored but i'm still not happy, thanks for your reply.

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 02/12/2012 - 19:37

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davidstorm wrote:
Maria, I work in a company that produces software and we have all manner of monitors. Our developers use twin Phillips 27" monitors that are similar to your monitor and although they are sharp and bright we find them quite poor for the following:

- Contrast is poor; blacks are grey, not black
- Off-axis viewing is a non-starter, as soon as you move to the side the colours and contrast become almost non-existant
- Colour saturation is not very good

I would strongly recommend that you swap the monitor for one that is a bit more capable. An IPS monitor is best for photos. If this is not possible, try reducing the brightness and increasing the contrast. This will not help when viewing from angles other than 'straight on', but may help reduce the effect of a 'film' across your images.

Regards
David
Thanks David, i'm so disappointed and what you have described is exactly what i have got, my son bought it for me and i should have done some research, thank you for putting me on to the IPS monitor i think this is going to have to go back and i will be going for an IPS after having read reviews, thank you again you have been so helpful as always.

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 02/12/2012 - 19:34

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JohnX wrote:
Make and model number of your new monitor is...?
Hi, I've just checked the monitor out and it's LCD screen with an LED backlight, Philips model no 226V3L

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 02/12/2012 - 18:02

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Hi, i have just said goodbye to my trusty old LCD monitor and bought an LED, i'm finding my pictures are looking awful as though there is a film over them even one's i have previously posted on here i can't get a true picture of how anything really looks, i only have to move my head slightly and the colours change i hope someone can help

Comment by autumnlight posted on New LED monitor at 01/12/2012 - 23:56

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davidstorm wrote:
Maria, I think the flashing display you describe is probably an exposure warning, i.e. the camera telling you it is not getting enough light to take an accurate exposure reading. If you remove the lens cap before you switch the camera on I would guess this behaviour may well stop?

Regards
David
David you are so clever, it is an exposure warning, i've just done what you said and put the camera under a bright light and it didn't flash at all, thank you so much.

Comment by autumnlight posted on Flashing paint like effect on the K7 in playback mode at 23/11/2012 - 00:18

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Done, sorry for being an airhead Just the problem of the display screen flashing now, i hope i can get that sorted.

Comment by autumnlight posted on Flashing paint like effect on the K7 in playback mode at 23/11/2012 - 00:03

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