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Originally Posted by NullNix
I've shown you mine, and noted that the tiny cones and bit of dimming visible on the photograph are *not visible* with the naked eye: the screen is essentially perfect, and often far more evenly illuminated than a paper book would be. Why do you care about brightness variations visible only on photographs? Are your eyes CCDs?
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Some people can see things that most people can't. When everyone had the old CRT monitors at work I couldn't look at them because I could see flickering if the refresh rate was set too low. Every person whose desk I had to go to to help them out would have to fix the refresh rate or I would refuse to help them. One guy even turned it back to 60 because he didn't believe I could see it when he couldn't. A few days later when I was at his desk I had to tell him to fix it again and he finally believed that I could see the flickering.