On 8/22/2013 1:23 PM, John Hendrikx wrote:
Oh.. I forgot to say this, but...
Screenshots taken with LCD smoothing on are always gonna end up
looking different on different monitors... if for example your monitor
has slightly different spacing or a different order of the subpixels
(or you rotated it), then the screenshot will look wierd. I prefer to
keep LCD smoothing off as I make screenshots / videos regularly and I
donot know on what system they'll be viewed on. So if one of shots
has particularly bad colored fringes, it is likely you have a monitor
that has a different configuration than mine.
Yes. I have a BGR monitor here :-)
90 degrees rotation also invalidates the LCD but it doesn't look as bad
as getting RGB<->BGR wrong
Devices like the i-whatsit and Android ones don't use LCD and I think
that is one reason.
OLED displays don't work well with it either.
Windows is deficient in that it doesn't provide anyway to set LCD on a
per-screen basis
and it should. But most about every desktop/laptop is normal rotation
LCD in RGB format.
-phil.
