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01/14/2011 02:07:50 PM · #1 |
have you ever wondered why the spot you are trying to clone or heal won't disappear because it's on your actual monitor!?
On a side note, I wish I could spot heal my monitor's spots. |
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01/14/2011 02:19:52 PM · #2 |
| In the old days, Sony CRT monitors (and Apple branded monitors used Sony parts) had horizontal lines through the screen 1/3 from the top and 1/3 from the bottom. I can't tell you how many times I thougth that was a scanning error and tried to edit it out! ;-) |
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01/14/2011 02:35:31 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by scarbrd:
In the old days, Sony CRT monitors (and Apple branded monitors used Sony parts) had horizontal lines through the screen 1/3 from the top and 1/3 from the bottom. I can't tell you how many times I thougth that was a scanning error and tried to edit it out! ;-) |
My NEC Multisync FP1355 has those! I always thought they were unique to my monitor. |
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01/14/2011 03:53:49 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by scarbrd:
In the old days, Sony CRT monitors (and Apple branded monitors used Sony parts) had horizontal lines through the screen 1/3 from the top and 1/3 from the bottom. I can't tell you how many times I thougth that was a scanning error and tried to edit it out! ;-) |
On of my early jobs in IT was doing warranty repairs on home computers, I was always there for something else like a CDROM or HDD or something, but they would always ask if the monitor was faulty because of the two black lines, and when I tried to explain that it was part of the design they were outraged, fortunately not at me though, usually at their reseller who oversold this "wonderful" monitor. |
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