Apart from resolution the main problem is TTHIGH 1 bit display mode combined with rasters and the fact that LCD has it's own pixel raster. Moire is almost inevitable. So the KEY element here is the hardware anti aliasing that LCD panels perform. Some do it better some do it worse. So I have this expensive 30" Dell flat panel. I won't post pictures of it...
NEC SXi can be set to such white balance, contrast and other setting that it IMO looks 100 better than SM or TTM "paper white" monitors.
Ektus wrote:Are you sure? I've got a HP LP2065 (20" 1600x1200), and that one offers a bunch of manual settings for picture quality, including 1:1 (no scaling). It would be sub-optimal, though, as large parts of the screen would remain black.tenox wrote: Unfortunately these monitor settings are not available in any other LCD panel as far as I can tell. For this and the resolution problem, if you want to use the adapter and have a decent quality you better start looking for NEC 19" LCD1990SXi. You can get them on eBay for $50.
I haven't got a TT, so no problem for me, but I would recommend checking business monitors from back then.
Provided it did work, that is. On the Falcon (videl) in 640x480, it does. On the Radeon (CTPCI) set to 1280x960-16@70Hz and @60Hz it falsely recognizes 1599x1399@60Hz
That's connected through DVI, though. Let's try VGA... Okay, it works. Moiré-free with big black borders for the real SM124 feeling
Screen diagonal is 512mm (20,1"), display size of 960x600 in 1:1 is 409mm (16,1").
Regards
Ektus.
Try to put the phone / camera on something steady instead of your hands. Also try getting it up close to the pictures instead of trying to capture the whole screen at one, which never works.
