This may not be mentioned if the monitor is not a high-end monitor, in that case you set it to what you think is most accurate for your personal needs.Ī "warm" picture will favor reds while a "cool" picture will favor blues and appear brighter than a warm picture.After installation reboot your computer and you will find PowerStrip icon in your System tray botton right corner of the screen.ġ. You may find a reference in your monitor owners guide on the settings that adhere to certain color specifications so they will appear correct when using that specification for photo work. It will have a slight effect on the "tint" of color pictures so be careful. It is adjusted against a dark grey background or sometimes white. "Temperature" is one of the choices and may be a set of pre-defined temperature ranges or one selection may allow you to adjust each color individually to obtain the color temperature you like best.
It may say "Picture" and then other buttons select what picture control is being acted on. It's adjusted by the the proper selection after pressing the menu button. I'll wait and expect reply from some technical person because my main concern about asking question here is to get technical advise. If you're not sure about these technical matters then it's OK even then I'm thankful to you. I also mentioned above, if you noticed that I used to work on HP monitor 14" which had very light and cool color, that's why It struck to me that might be a monitor is causing a problem. HP also monitor have anti-glare and anti-static featuresĭo these features are helpful in any way? Thirdly, I'm afraid you didn't answer my question fro technical point of view, I wanted to know is there technical difference between above mentioned LG and HP monitors specification which causes eyes starin if someone works for long time, like :.
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Secondly, yes I got my yes tested and doctor told me that everything was fine, only my eye muscles are getting strain so you need to do less work on PC for some time (which I'm already doing), and you need to look for good quality monitor or shift to Laptop so that your eyes feel relax while working, he assured me that there are monitors out there which have very cool colors and good for eyes but he wasn't sure about the brand. You can find more technical information at HP website like Data Sheets / Documents and Technical Support / Manualsįirst of all thank you so much for replying. Tilt and swivel angle: Tilt: - 5° to + 25°ĭisplay features:- anti-glare and anti-static View angle: 160° horizontal 160° vertical HP LE1901w 19-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor (NK570AA) The HP Monitor Specifications ( Which I'm Planning to buy) Now I'm planning to buy HP Monitor 19" ( Model No:- HP LE1901w) but I don't know much about these technical matters so I request you please look at the below LCD monitors specifications and let me know is my guess is correct that I'm getting eyes strain because LG monitor doesn't have Anti-Glare feature and it's contrast is high. Might this was reason that in my last company I felt pain while working on HP monitor. Then I looked the specification of my current monitor LG 17" LCD (Model No:- L177WSB) and found it doesn't have Anti-Glare and Contrast Ratio is also too high :- 5000:1 then I visited to HP website, and looked at the specification of HP Monitor 19" ( Model No:- HP LE1901w) and found it has anti-glareĪnti-static features and Contrast ratio is 1000:1 static. Then It recalled me when I used to work in my last company and I had to work on PC for 8 hrs and I never felt strain in my eyes even once, the monitor was HP 14" LCD ( I don't know the model no.) the resolution was cool.
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My eyes are getting strains these days, I did many things to get relief like:- lessen the brightness and contrast to the extend, taking rest after sometime, never work on PC on holiday, I'm also using a eye drops but even then I didn't get full relief. I use LG 17" LCD monitor ( Model No:- L177WSB - it's a worst monitor, I let you know in a while how did I discover it and also looking for your suggestion). I'm a web developer and I've to do programming and reading work on PC almost the whole day.
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