What happened when you tried it?I have noticed that a lot of monitors have dynamic contrast, or something similar, is this (in general) worth turning on? does it help contrast?
I haven't, I completely forgot that my monitor had the setting. (I never use the OSD of my monitor unless I need to enable adaptive sync, which was a while ago.)What happened when you tried it?
I don't wanna say questions like that are useless, but....I haven't, I completely forgot that my monitor had the setting. (I never use the OSD of my monitor unless I need to enable adaptive sync, which was a while ago.)
Yeah, I will try it and see what happens and report back. I'm not expecting much, but it is misleading when manufacturers claim a 1 million to 1 contrast ratio, but only when dynamic contrast is on.I don't wanna say questions like that are useless, but....
Your monitor, your eyes, your software, your room lighting...
Might be better
Might be worse
Might be better sometimes
Manufacturers claims are always suspect.Yeah, I will try it and see what happens and report back. I'm not expecting much, but it is misleading when manufacturers claim a 1 million to 1 contrast ratio, but only when dynamic contrast is on.
Tried it, and I'm not sure what to think, on the one hand, it makes everything dark look closer to black (instead of dark grey), but on the other, in dark scenes, it manages very good black levels, with the drawback of zero detail in dark scenes.I don't wanna say questions like that are useless, but....
Your monitor, your eyes, your software, your room lighting...
Might be better
Might be worse
Might be better sometimes