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Can anyone advise if this behavior is normal for the Asus ProArt PA279CRV monitor. Unusual overlighting in the area of white elements on a black background. They can be seen at a small angle, but very strong and it is somehow unusual, because on the rest of my IPS monitors I did not notice this.
Video of what it looks like:
The overlighting looks like from lights behind you and your shadow moves. Should run tests in dark. It is a video 101 thing. I do not know if it is normal.
Check if there is something called dinamic contrast on OSD and disable it.
The 1st photo looks like if all the column was glowing, extremely weird indeed… but keep in mind that this is an UHD AdobeRGB at 1/3 the price of the lesser competitors (CS2740), so it is not a surprise if some QC constraints are lowered.That monitor has an 8 zone local dimming back light. Which is basically useless at improving contrast in most cases.
Turn off the dynamic dimming setting for it to stop doing that.
Thank you!
I Turned off dynamic dimming / dinamic contrast and those super overlights disappeared.
I made a conclusion for myself, by the way, that this monitor is not suitable for all designers. I work with animation, editing, graphic design and color is important to me, but not very much. It is probably important only for color correction specialists and photographers.
It turns out that I overpaid for an extra 10 bits and headache to adjust these color profiles, contrast, brightness, saturation, gamma and so on for comfortable work.
As far as I understand, the professional mode of work is not very comfortable for the eyes.
