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brucejg wrote:Vertical viewing angles on TN panels are generally pretty bad. This particularly shows up on the larger models like the 22" and 24" TN abominations that are coming out. Maybe your monitor is abnormally bad Or maybe an inconsistent backlight is aggravating the problem. Take a look at this viewing angle test.The appearance of the screen (i.e., somewhat darker at the top) isn't due to "poor viewing angle", such as if I were to view it from the side or from above; this gradation is apparent when I'm looking exactly perpendicular to the center of the screen. So is this problem inherent to TN technology, or is it perhaps due to some other reason?
brucejg wrote:Thanks for the comments. The appearance of the screen (i.e., somewhat darker at the top) isn't due to "poor viewing angle", such as if I were to view it from the side or from above; this gradation is apparent when I'm looking exactly perpendicular to the center of the screen. So is this problem inherent to TN technology, or is it perhaps due to some other reason?
Your comments on color fidelity are appreciated. I'm actually more than satisfied with the color quality the HD2200 provides, at least for my photo purposes, although I realize that publication-quality usage may require something better.