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Can someone install Ubuntu or Linux and try to enable dithering option in these systems using Nvidia X Server? I have already read all! The crappy AUO panels slowly got me insane until I settled for the Dell solely due to price and coating. I tried to add a small circular gradient texture (128×128 8bits per channel png) to a poly in UE4, but the card interpolated it badly….Anyway, I thing that the best solution is what you used in X: Rebirth, that was f@*/% clever :D I love vertex painting!! Many of the colours in these games were picked to fall between the gray tones (and in some cases to fit in with colour ramps applied as key and fill-in lighting too). Be warned the file size is 100K, so it may take a while to load. Let’s say your game uses gamma corrected lighting on uncorrected textures. You can sort of fix it sure but that's nothing more than a workaround and still way worse than what the Agon has to offer.I'm interested in the G-Sync S-VA monitors Samsung has announced a while back.But overall I'm not gaming that much at the moment and am not willing to put up with another lottery. Posted by LittlePenguin22: “Noticeable color banding in gradients.” monolit.edition said: Cuz of the color banding, every video i watching is very pixelated. Most notably I see it on jpeg compression, the artifacts jumps out like crazy on this monitor. Now let’s get to a bigger part which might be a bit more common. I didn’t embed the video directly to avoid any tracking from Google and complications with the DSGVO.I didn’t believe in color banding. Some have reported setting it to 60~70% but I just didn't like the look of the colors which seemed too intense, so I reverted to 50%.I can see only 17 squares (4, 5, 6...) out of 20 from For now, I've decided to keep the monitor. This looks really terrible. Always save your RAW.
I hope this makes sense.Thanks for your feedback! Completely different IPS screens but cheap ones.Whether or not there's banding in the source, isn't the issue. Sounds great!True. With 24 Bit per pixel (smart people say 24 This let me struggle when suddenly graphic cards where able to calculate with Nobody else in my “hood” would know more so my statement sounded well-grounded. We’ll see how it works out :)I love all your posts, I think you are making a great labour finding out all these hacks. For more “dry” issues I might create videos and shorter articles with impressive tricks could stand for its own. Here’s an interesting example:
Color banding will be the result of having your histogram clipped. I feel like its a mixed bag cause I am comparing these test images, yeah some do look worse but people are definitely exaggerating the banding issues. That being said some text accompanying a video would be a big plus – links to other resources, for example. Plus, the S2716DG has literally no backlight bleed, even in a complete dark room, while the S2417DG had a bit in the bottom-right corner (but not much).Don't get me wrong, color banding is still present on the S2716DG. in Cadaver screenshots, notice how the same shade of green is used both to colour water and potions (and apply lighting effect), but also acts as a ‘gray’ tone in the UI and armour. The first thing you do is raise your texture’s color to the 2.2 power. I have no guarantee that if I send back this one, I won't get a worst one.With the settings above, I notice around the same banding amount as my old monitor (LG monitor, 1080p, bought in 2010) and I was quite accustomed to this, so I think I can live with this.Currently, I haven't found any other monitor that offers the same bonuses, which I wanted, for the same price range:A classy and simple design (I don't very much like the gaming looks).I'll update this post if I decide anyway to send back this monitor.Loving the monitor design, I've decided to try my luck with a S2716DG.
I was like the dudes above when it came to Color Depth. People need to realize that sources/bitrates matter alot. AUO TN panels tend to suffer from very obvious and frankly horrific banding when viewing the above Dawn Engine image, ... (less ghosting) and less color bleed (in gradient tests) than both the Pixio and ViewSonic. Wanted to see if it's just a fact or people not knowing what to look for in terms of colour banding.Also wanted to know people's experience per revision-and bring concrete consensus--whether or not the issues are fixed or people just reporting differently based on what they see.I received a A03 revision [requested for a replacement and latest revision--received If you put it on factory stock settings [no calibration, nvidia control panel or monitor itself].If you have banding issues it should have colour banding on top of the head where the fog ends. 6^(1/2.2) = 2. In this example you can clearly see how the texture got more “wobbly” due the compression:In this case it’s easy to see that the compression is the problem.
Problem with lightmaps on adjacent objects. [Question] Is it possible to bake only bent normal AO from skylight? :)Where did you get the Dell from? So it's either gonna be the holy grail or I will stick with my current one until 4k 144hz panels go sub 1k and are proven to not suck. Based on the Farnsworth Munsell 100 Hue Test, this online challenge is a fun, quick way to better understand your color vision acuity. I'm likely sacrificing a little detail to lose some banding with these settings. )This is why, a lot of the time you want to use buffers with much higher depth than your final output. I’ve registered an account at hackernews and will add some of the links and tipps to the article. :,) If not, just continue asking!Ahh, alright! I wrote about this Another nice example which has nothing to do with color banding but with the shading of narrow polygons. I will never touch AUO IPS panels ever againVA is too slow to be used with FPS (at least for me)The lesser evil of them is TN for me because I'm still a fairly competitive player that cannot live without 144hz anymore.I had the BenQ XL2730 which had a fairly decent gamma tracking as well as a ton of options to make the image look like you want.
Can someone install Ubuntu or Linux and try to enable dithering option in these systems using Nvidia X Server? I have already read all! The crappy AUO panels slowly got me insane until I settled for the Dell solely due to price and coating. I tried to add a small circular gradient texture (128×128 8bits per channel png) to a poly in UE4, but the card interpolated it badly….Anyway, I thing that the best solution is what you used in X: Rebirth, that was f@*/% clever :D I love vertex painting!! Many of the colours in these games were picked to fall between the gray tones (and in some cases to fit in with colour ramps applied as key and fill-in lighting too). Be warned the file size is 100K, so it may take a while to load. Let’s say your game uses gamma corrected lighting on uncorrected textures. You can sort of fix it sure but that's nothing more than a workaround and still way worse than what the Agon has to offer.I'm interested in the G-Sync S-VA monitors Samsung has announced a while back.But overall I'm not gaming that much at the moment and am not willing to put up with another lottery. Posted by LittlePenguin22: “Noticeable color banding in gradients.” monolit.edition said: Cuz of the color banding, every video i watching is very pixelated. Most notably I see it on jpeg compression, the artifacts jumps out like crazy on this monitor. Now let’s get to a bigger part which might be a bit more common. I didn’t embed the video directly to avoid any tracking from Google and complications with the DSGVO.I didn’t believe in color banding. Some have reported setting it to 60~70% but I just didn't like the look of the colors which seemed too intense, so I reverted to 50%.I can see only 17 squares (4, 5, 6...) out of 20 from For now, I've decided to keep the monitor. This looks really terrible. Always save your RAW.
I hope this makes sense.Thanks for your feedback! Completely different IPS screens but cheap ones.Whether or not there's banding in the source, isn't the issue. Sounds great!True. With 24 Bit per pixel (smart people say 24 This let me struggle when suddenly graphic cards where able to calculate with Nobody else in my “hood” would know more so my statement sounded well-grounded. We’ll see how it works out :)I love all your posts, I think you are making a great labour finding out all these hacks. For more “dry” issues I might create videos and shorter articles with impressive tricks could stand for its own. Here’s an interesting example:
Color banding will be the result of having your histogram clipped. I feel like its a mixed bag cause I am comparing these test images, yeah some do look worse but people are definitely exaggerating the banding issues. That being said some text accompanying a video would be a big plus – links to other resources, for example. Plus, the S2716DG has literally no backlight bleed, even in a complete dark room, while the S2417DG had a bit in the bottom-right corner (but not much).Don't get me wrong, color banding is still present on the S2716DG. in Cadaver screenshots, notice how the same shade of green is used both to colour water and potions (and apply lighting effect), but also acts as a ‘gray’ tone in the UI and armour. The first thing you do is raise your texture’s color to the 2.2 power. I have no guarantee that if I send back this one, I won't get a worst one.With the settings above, I notice around the same banding amount as my old monitor (LG monitor, 1080p, bought in 2010) and I was quite accustomed to this, so I think I can live with this.Currently, I haven't found any other monitor that offers the same bonuses, which I wanted, for the same price range:A classy and simple design (I don't very much like the gaming looks).I'll update this post if I decide anyway to send back this monitor.Loving the monitor design, I've decided to try my luck with a S2716DG.
I was like the dudes above when it came to Color Depth. People need to realize that sources/bitrates matter alot. AUO TN panels tend to suffer from very obvious and frankly horrific banding when viewing the above Dawn Engine image, ... (less ghosting) and less color bleed (in gradient tests) than both the Pixio and ViewSonic. Wanted to see if it's just a fact or people not knowing what to look for in terms of colour banding.Also wanted to know people's experience per revision-and bring concrete consensus--whether or not the issues are fixed or people just reporting differently based on what they see.I received a A03 revision [requested for a replacement and latest revision--received If you put it on factory stock settings [no calibration, nvidia control panel or monitor itself].If you have banding issues it should have colour banding on top of the head where the fog ends. 6^(1/2.2) = 2. In this example you can clearly see how the texture got more “wobbly” due the compression:In this case it’s easy to see that the compression is the problem.
Problem with lightmaps on adjacent objects. [Question] Is it possible to bake only bent normal AO from skylight? :)Where did you get the Dell from? So it's either gonna be the holy grail or I will stick with my current one until 4k 144hz panels go sub 1k and are proven to not suck. Based on the Farnsworth Munsell 100 Hue Test, this online challenge is a fun, quick way to better understand your color vision acuity. I'm likely sacrificing a little detail to lose some banding with these settings. )This is why, a lot of the time you want to use buffers with much higher depth than your final output. I’ve registered an account at hackernews and will add some of the links and tipps to the article. :,) If not, just continue asking!Ahh, alright! I wrote about this Another nice example which has nothing to do with color banding but with the shading of narrow polygons. I will never touch AUO IPS panels ever againVA is too slow to be used with FPS (at least for me)The lesser evil of them is TN for me because I'm still a fairly competitive player that cannot live without 144hz anymore.I had the BenQ XL2730 which had a fairly decent gamma tracking as well as a ton of options to make the image look like you want.