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| | | Re: New monitor advice
Jim
I don't have any calibration devices (yet...). But yes the monitor was way too bright out of the box. Easily toned down though.
I'm now after a matching TV based on the same monitor to replace the CRT
Jenny
The pictures display at the correct aspect ration, at the correct size, or a fraction of. They don't stretch to fill the screen as you see on wide screen TV's which always seem to be full of fat people 
The benifit of this is there's room at the sides of the picture for the editing toolboxes.
The exception to this is if you the picture as a windows wallpaper with the fit to screen option.
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