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by ongakuka » Tue Jun 24, 2003 11:20 pm
dwchang wrote:ongakuka wrote:LCDs don't have the traditional gamma problems CRTs have. The gamut is also much wider so colors seem more vibrant and intense? depending on which side you're looking at. LCDs (good ones) also usually have better contrast ratios than CRTs, except for true black.
(digital LCDs - ADC, DVI, etc; analog LCDs.. ahem.. junk
)
But.. CRTs have a much cleaner and smoother spectrum. CRTs and LCDs both operate at 24+ bit color, but the LCD will slightly band (ramp?) where as the CRT generally won't.
It's sort of looking at a 24bit image with lots of sweeping gradients in 24bit mode (CRT), and 16bit mode (LCD) - you'll spot the ramps where it would otherwise be smooth. It's not noticable at all unless you do a side by size comparison. It's a technology limitiation of all LCDs.
WTF?! A bit late are we?
Check the date of the last post before yours...
jonmartensen wrote:This dead thread brought to you by the NECROPOST OF DOOM!!!
Fashionably late 8)
