Hey all,
I am not entire sure how exactly IPS (not just LG's IPS, but also AUO's AHVA, Samsung's PLS, etc) works, but there is something I would like to know about IPS glow.
Why is it that IPS glow always appear to glow 'on top' of the image, where as TN's back light usually doesn't? Usually if there is some colour in the corners, if it is not too dark, it will cover TN's black light bleed, but for some reason IPS glow seems to always on top of the image, IE unless the image in question is quite bright, IPS glow will always be visible.
Just curious. I had thought that BL3201PT's IPS type panel would give me a better viewing experience for moderately bright content, but I actually found it worse, which is both very annoying, distracting, and rather disappointing, especially since Swift is a gaming monitor, and I am having better time looking at movies on it than the IPS panel...
For the record, on a fully dark image, the two monitors look very similar, but the glow always seem to be on top of the image...
Thanks!
I am not entire sure how exactly IPS (not just LG's IPS, but also AUO's AHVA, Samsung's PLS, etc) works, but there is something I would like to know about IPS glow.
Why is it that IPS glow always appear to glow 'on top' of the image, where as TN's back light usually doesn't? Usually if there is some colour in the corners, if it is not too dark, it will cover TN's black light bleed, but for some reason IPS glow seems to always on top of the image, IE unless the image in question is quite bright, IPS glow will always be visible.
Just curious. I had thought that BL3201PT's IPS type panel would give me a better viewing experience for moderately bright content, but I actually found it worse, which is both very annoying, distracting, and rather disappointing, especially since Swift is a gaming monitor, and I am having better time looking at movies on it than the IPS panel...
For the record, on a fully dark image, the two monitors look very similar, but the glow always seem to be on top of the image...
Thanks!