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[Deleted User] · 2009-10-12 23:22:52

Thesis is over, and I'm back in Dublin. However, have completely forgotten how to use the bloody camera! First attempt at doing the picture thing. As usual, C&C etc welcome.

13-10-2009 12:22am

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Thesis is over, and I'm back in Dublin.
However, have completely forgotten how to use the bloody camera!

First attempt at doing the picture thing. As usual, C&C etc welcome.

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#2 13-10-2009 12:59am

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#1 look sgreat cos its almost 1bpp. Might be interesting to convert it to 1bpp (2 colours) and see what it looks like, I'd love to see that

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#3 13-10-2009 9:14am

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They're very dark. using non-calibrated screen

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#4 13-10-2009 9:36am

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trishw78 wrote: »

They're very dark. using non-calibrated screen

I'm hearing that too much these days
Must get my screen checked out, they seem ok on it...

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#5 13-10-2009 10:01am

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Agree with Trish. They are very very dark.

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#6 13-10-2009 10:55am

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I agree with Brian who agrees with Trisha.

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#7 13-10-2009 10:57am

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Just tell me I'm great!!

Seriously though, any idea how to go about checking if my monitor is too bright?

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#8 13-10-2009 11:17am

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You're great.

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#9 13-10-2009 11:26am

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Actually, would this page help?

http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/viewing.html

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