21" or more Monitor users

[rion]

hindi po ba nakakapagod gumamit ng malaking monitor? the screen is too huge that you have to make more eye movements?

[StraightSix]

Not really. When I use a bigger monitor I increase the viewing distance. My eyes tend to focus less with a bigger screen, so there's less strain. With the increased viewing distance, the eye movement should be just about the same.

Unless you're near-sighted and have to place a 40" monitor 1 foot away.

[moe]

i'm using a samsung 22 inch lcd, no problems.

[s_quilicot]

im using a acer 19" widescreen LCD and 2-3 feet lang ang distance ko from the monitor since im near sighted .. so far for the last 2 years ok naman .. sanayan lang cguro ..

[rion]

so no problems using it with photoshop, corel, 3dmax, cad? no head zooming in when doing some detailed work for 6-hours or more straight?

[boybi]

Mas ok nga ang bigger monitors for graphics softwares like corel, mas malaki ang working area so mas maraming nakikita even at high zoom levels.

[s_quilicot]

Mas ok nga ang bigger monitors for graphics softwares like corel, mas malaki ang working area so mas maraming nakikita even at high zoom levels.

+1 on this ..

mas sharp and mas fine ang edges.. and napansin nyo ba yung size ng monitor nung designer ng OCC sa american chopper. (a show in discovery channel) its HP brand ata .. pero malaki ..

[wildthing]

ako nagkaroon ng problem when I made my desktop PC run into a 22" (Acer) LCD.... ayaw ko ng gamitin ang laptop ko with a 17" lcd kasi ang liit na.

nakakaka addict mag-big screen.

[rion]

thanks for the input guys. I appreciate it very much.

[mbeige]

I just hope those flat screen monitors/LCD's do not have the dithering effect as Mac/Apple computers do, because when you edit images in Macs/Apple computers, they look GREAT due to the dithering effect but when you view them with a normal PC monitor the image actually looks different. Just my experience.

[rion]

I just hope those flat screen monitors/LCD's do not have the dithering effect as Mac/Apple computers do, because when you edit images in Macs/Apple computers, they look GREAT due to the dithering effect but when you view them with a normal PC monitor the image actually looks different. Just my experience.

A friend of mine who works on a print press says, a crt is a prefered monitor with the printing machine. a LCD is more liar than the crt when it comes to printing. kahit may calibration machine pa daw.

[mbeige]

There you go...thanks for the heads up!