Re: Monitor brightness setting

The right setting is the one that provides a match to the print  
viewing conditions. So YMMV.

As for Eizo, my guess would be, higher you drive the display, less  
lifespan out of the unit.

But this idea that 120-140cd/m2 is "ideal" is silly unless in the same  
sentence, you define the viewing conditions and said conditions are  
such that those settings produce a visual match.

Andrew Rodney
http://www.digitaldog.net/

On Jul 16, 2009, at 1:16 PM, Bob Frost wrote:

> > > "Ah, this one is JUST RIGHT!" (120-150 cd/m2)
> > Other than needing a refresher in Goldilocks and the Three Bears, you
> > indeed have this just right... <G>
>
> So why do Eizo recommend 80, and say that use over 120 invalidates  
> their warranty?
>
> Bob Frost.

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