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Old 06-08-2021, 08:51 AM   #48
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Originally Posted by ottischwenk View Post
You'll never be able to judge monitors over video - because there are no "flicker-free" ones.
You can only experience them live.
Agreed, impossible.

Also showroom lighting is nasty!

I have my screens arranged so no daylight is on them and the room light is offset so not reflected.
Benq 24" BL series
Brightness 8
Contrast 25
Best screen I've used other than the 800x400 ACT Sirius 1 (Mono green with black mesh cover) in 40 years.
Exact model BL2420PT 24"
I bought a 2nd one for the PC with scanner and video editing. The first is for the laptop.
Very good up/down, tilt and rotate as well as portrait and landscape. I'm running 2450x1440, HIDPI = OFF and the text is fine at 100% in web and LO Writer with DPI set to 112 on Linux. Setting 96 to 120 is also OK depending on your eyesight.
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