can i know how to do so? so that i can make both monitor color look the same and easier for my eyes

i think he meant by tweaking around within the monitor's OSD (like the brightness, contract, custom RGB setting etc)

yea i still cant get the right setting for both...it seems like i am having problems with the 2412m having a very bright blue white color compare to my 2410...for now my both monitor is using the inbuilt preset for game mode...and it seems like very very bright and i have to low their brightness especially on 2410...but then normally my 2410 is using 35 brightness setting which i already feel is bright enough

This post has been edited by intothefantasy: Sep 7 2011, 12:57 PM

You need to have a colorimeter. i.e. Spyder, Eye-One (i1), and etc.

I'm currently using a Spyder 2 Pro but my i1 display 2 will be here in a few more days. Looking to sell the sypder if you anybody is interested

Btw, color matching and calibration is very important especially if you have multiple monitor/edit pictures/seeking for accurate color representation. If the panels are different, you can get the displays very close to each other but you would almost never be able to get theme exactly the same.

I.e. I could never get my 20" Dell to look like my 30".

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Added on September 7, 2011, 1:44 pmBTW does anybody know where can I get decent monitor arm (desk mount)? Ergotron is very expensive here and I'm not even sure who sells them other than Dell

This post has been edited by AlamakLor: Sep 7 2011, 01:45 PM

hit me up if u r selling ur spyder, currently interested in taking my first steps proper color calibrations

true, u can getting very close to matching but never perfectly matching but never experience myself thou. at least better than nothing

i remember seeing a garage sale on deskmounts but aesthetically, ergotron wins but too expensive than again, functionality shuld be the main focus. I bet some furniture shops that specialise in office supplies might have

i think i getting the kind of near same color calibrate of the 2412 with my 2410 by playing the rgb setting of 2412...and i am not sure why the physical length of this 2412 seems to be longer then my 2410

Same pixel pitch.... same to me and I have every 24" ultra except for 2408

yo U2412M owners.. does your power button light change to orange after you off your screen for like 5 minutes?

Yes, blue is turned on and orange for standby.

unlucky, the U2412M, I got has a bright red pixel ...

Bright pixel --> able to warranty right? Better than getting dead pixels which is not covered by the warranty.

what do u mean by bright red pixel? got any sample?

Claim it fast (or wait/sit on it for a month or so that they may announce a firmware etc..A01) .... you should get a new unit, I've not heard of firmware errors that plague the 2407, 2408 and 2410.

need to off main switch if dont want to standby?

Examples:
Bright pixel:


Bright red-subpixel


Source:
http://www.edldisplays.com/whitepapers/pixeldefects.php

This post has been edited by BeastX: Sep 8 2011, 08:38 AM

stuck pink pixel on my 3008WFP is gone after few days.
could be the same thing as what u seen on urs?

at first i thought this was a dead pixel, but google found that was actually called a stuck pixel which can disappear in few days
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=44605211

^Technically it's not a dead pixel... but the opposite, bright-pixel, be it temporary. lightly massage it and flash multiple colours to it...if it remains stuck, claim warranty..

This post has been edited by BeastX: Sep 8 2011, 09:03 AM

Up to you, I usually leave mine on standby if I'm away for a while and turns it off when I away even longer (vacation? )

This post has been edited by celciuz: Sep 8 2011, 09:12 AM

I suppose a good practice is the switch on the monitor should be off. More prudent and saves more energy than on stand-by though I suppose some energy draw is still there.

Use these method, got few stuck pixel on my old Samsung monitor, but its gone after applying these method, both software and some pressure
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