Fujitsu Siemens SCALEOVIEW D22W-1

allday247

allday247

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Hi all,

i just bought this lovely monitor for just over £110 new.
I've set it up and it looks lovely. CoD4 looks great but i could do with some help on setting up the colours as sometimes it seems a bit washed out.
Is this because the monitor isn't at eye level ( its currently slightly below) or have i not calibrated it properly?

Any help appreciated.
http://www.fujitsu-siemens.co.uk/home/products/displays/d_line/scaleoview_d22w-1.html

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Your link has gone wrong, but I'm guessing that's a TN panel which have limited vertical viewing angles, so experiment with the screen tilt if it has any to get it pointed straight at your eyes, or if there's no tilt try adjusting your seat height, or even find some way of lifting the monitor up (pile of books maybe?), and see if it helps.

Great price btw :)
 
Yes its a TN panel.
have run a pixel test on it and 0 dead/stuck pixels too :)

Does anyone else have this monitor? As i would like experiment with some settings.
 
yes , i got 1 also . apparently they sold out of the whole 400 odd in a day or so :O . if you find some good settings post em plz . all i have done so far is lowered my brightness
 
allday247 said:
Hi all,

i just bought this lovely monitor for just over £110 new.
I've set it up and it looks lovely. CoD4 looks great but i could do with some help on setting up the colours as sometimes it seems a bit washed out.
Is this because the monitor isn't at eye level ( its currently slightly below) or have i not calibrated it properly?

Any help appreciated.
http://www.fujitsu-siemens.co.uk/home/products/displays/d_line/scaleoview_d22w-1.html

846362813.jpg
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I should get mine next week, they back in stock.
Are you running through dvi or vga?
 
Currently running it through DVI.
I've turned of the ACR (Automated Contrast Ratio) as it was burning my eyes and it was making things look to washed out or bright. Its thus easier to browse the net now.
 
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