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    Default gradation problems

    Just wanted to know if the gradation banding is normal?
    I have included a jpg file. This is the latest version of xextreme pro.
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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Hi Behzad,

    I do not see any banding.

    Are you seeing banding within Xara Xtreme Pro or in a 3rd party application viewing the .jpg file?

    What colour depth do you have your display setting?
    I always have mine set to TrueColor 32bit.
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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Hi, well I have mine set at 32bit too. I have a widescreen, it is new and I guess it is the first time i noticed it on this monitor.


    It has gradation in xara and every other graphic program I look at.

    So sad

    My monitor is set to 32 bit, I don't get it. crap
    I even tried my older versions of xtreme pro and even xara xtreme
    still the same

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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Looks as smooth as belt sander thumbs to me.

    Don't ask, I actually did that once.

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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Now i feel sad, I knew this graphic card was crap, as soon as I upgraded to a LCD this happened. Oh well I got to invest in a new card anyways.

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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Hi Wabbit,

    The graduations as smooth as a babies bottom.

    I know very little about LCD screens but I remember reading that unlike CRT monitors, LCD's are best run at the default resolution (I've no idea what yours is, you'll need to read the specifications).

    What I'm trying to convey is that LCDs are built for a specific resolution and whilst they will run under different resolutions they don't do a good a job as CRT's.

    Try putting your monitor back to the manufacturers recommended resolution ~ do you still see the banding?
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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Thanks, yes it is at manufactures setting which is optimal. It could be my graphic card it is an old 64M IBM card, Right now i am trying to buy an nvidia 128M one. It is about time I do it since I do 3d too.

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    Default Re: gradation problems

    I looked at the image on various displays and it looks different on each.
    Banding was definitely visible on old tft screen with color depth set to 16bit.
    Interesting that even on the same pc with different displays attached it looks different. Visible difference even between Apply Cinema 23" and Eizo 24" TFT displaying the same on same PC.

    Juergen

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    Default Re: gradation problems

    Quote Originally Posted by juergen View Post
    I looked at the image on various displays and it looks different on each.
    That's been true for many years. It's not just an LCD issue.
    Banding was definitely visible on old tft screen with color depth set to 16bit.
    No surprise. 16bit has many fewer colors. 32,000 isn't nearly as abundant as you would think.

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    I just bought an invida card, if that happens again I will go mad.

 

 

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